Q: Your Softdisc will protect you from leaks overnight, but it's best to put in a new cup shortly before bed. Make sure you won't go over the 12 hour time limit. Remember, your cup may fill up faster on heavy period days. If your period is very heavy, you might want to wear a backup pantyliner just in case. Like tampons, Softdisc is a great option if you have an active lifestyle. Once it's in place, your disc won't leak while you're playing sports or swimming unless it overflows. If you're worried about leaks, put in a new Softdisc right before you swim or wear a backup pantyliner while playing sports. Softdisc are safe to wear during sex. They will continue to collect your menstrual fluids during and after intercourse. However, Softdisc does not provide any pregnancy or STD protection. It's safe to use condoms when you're using a Softdisc.
A: Change your Softdisc before bed for overnight protection. Use a Softdisc for period protection while playing sports or swimming. Wear a Softdisc during sex but use your normal birth control method.

Q: Hold the spade or deweeding tool 1 inch (2.5cm) away from the base of the weed. Angle your tool downward towards the center of the weed, trying not to sever any of the roots. Push down on the handle of your tool to uproot the weed. Severed roots will cause new weeds to sprout. Dig up any weed stems that you see and discard them in a garbage bag along with the weeds. Use a soil-based compost that's high in organic material to promote the growth of new grass. Lay down 12 inches (2.55.1cm) of compost. Lay down a handful of seeds over the compost. The seeds should cover the area in a thin layer. The seeds should not pile up. If the compost you used was moist, you don't need to water the seeds anymore. Horticultural fleece or nets can be purchased at gardening stores or online. This will prevent animals like squirrels or birds from eating the grass seed before it has time to germinate. Lay the fleece over the area where you laid compost and grass seed. Use small wooden stakes, nails, or branches to secure the fleece in all 4 corners. This should keep the grass seed covered. Warm-season grass could take up to 24 days to germinate. Cool-season grass will typically germinate in under 2 weeks. Once the grass seed starts to sprout into grass, you can remove the fleece and allow the grass to mature. It may take several weeks for the spot to fully fill in. There still may be weed seeds around the area. Once the grass has grown a little, you should watch for any new weeds. Regularly weed the lawn to stop their growth.
A: Dig up roots with a spade or deweeding tool. Remove any remaining weed roots. Sprinkle moist compost over the spot that you pulled. Scatter grass seeds over the compost. Cover the compost with fleece. Secure the fleece with wooden stakes. Remove the fleece after a week or 2. Weed the lawn once the grass has grown 23 inches (5.17.6cm).

Q: Due to the development of leukoplakia, erythroplakia, lumps, rough patches and/or pain, patients with oral cancer often complain of difficulty chewing, as well as moving their jaw or tongue in general. The displacement or loosening of teeth due to a cancerous growth can also make it difficult to chew properly, so take note if these changes occur. If you're elderly, don't always assume poor fitting dentures are to blame for not being able to chew normally. If they once fit well, then something in your mouth has changed. Mouth cancer, particularly of the tongue or cheeks, can cause you to bite down on your own tissues more often while chewing. Due also to the growth of sore spots and lumps, as well as difficulty moving their tongue, many oral cancer patients also complain of not being able to swallow properly. It may start out just with swallowing food, but advanced throat cancer can make if difficult to swallow beverages or even your own saliva. Throat cancer can cause swelling and narrowing of the esophagus (the tube that leads to your stomach), as well as a chronically inflamed throat that hurts with each swallow. Cancer of the esophagus is known for a rapidly progressive dysphagia, or problems swallowing. Throat cancer can also cause numbness in your throat and/or the feeling that something is caught there, like a "frog" in the throat. Cancer of the tonsils and back half of the tongue can also cause great difficulty swallowing. Another common sign of oral cancer, especially during the late stages, is difficulty talking. Not being able to move the tongue and/or jaw properly can affect your ability to pronounce words. Your voice may also become more hoarse and change its timber as throat cancer or other types affect the vocal cords. As such, recognize any changes in your voice, or listen to people who claim you're talking differently. Sudden, unexplained changes to your voice may indicate the presence of a lesion on or near your vocal chords. Due to a feeling of something caught in their throat, people with oral cancer sometimes develop an audible tic of constantly trying to clear their throats. An airway obstruction due to cancer can also change how you speak and the quality of your voice.
A: Don't ignore chewing difficulty. Take note of swallowing problems. Listen for changes in your voice.

Q: Ich is a parasite that produces spots on the body. Also look for clumped fins and lethargy. He may also stop eating. Like velvet, this parasite is preventable if you treat the water right. Add 1 teaspoon of aquarium salt for a 2 1/2 gallons of water. For water conditioner, use a drop per gallon of water, though always read the directions first. If you have a large community tank, you can try raising the temperature to 85 degrees Fahrenheit, which will kill off the parasite. However, don't do it if your tank is smaller, as you may mistakenly raise the water too much and kill off your fish. With ich, you should change the water. Also, take time to clean out the water, as noted under the section about fin and tail rot and fungal infections. In a smaller tank, you can remove the fish first, clean it, and then heat the water to 85 degrees Fahrenheit before putting the fish back in. Be sure to put in aquarium salt and water conditioner before returning your fish to the tank. That will keep the tank from reintroducing the parasite to your fish. Use one drop of this medication per gallon of water. You can continue to add it everyday until the fish gets better. The medication kills off the parasites. If you don't have "Aquareisol", Bettazing can be used in a pinch.
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Look for white spots all over the body that look like salt. Try raising the temperature for ich. Change and clean the bowl. Treat the water. Add Aquarisol.