In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Do your best to cut these foods out of your diet while you're healing, since they can affect your immune system negatively. If you need to have them, follow the serving sizes listed on the packages so you don't eat too much. After your symptoms go away, you can introduce them back into your diet.Meat, eggs, and dairy are considered acidic dietary sources, which may limit how well your body responds to viruses and bacteria. You can have a simple chicken broth or a chunkier chicken noodle soup for a more substantial meal. Be sure to drink all of the broth as you eat since it helps you rehydrate and can break down mucus. After eating, try blowing your nose to remove any loose mucus from your nose. Chicken broth contains salt and water, which creates an alkaline solution that can help improve your immune system.
Summary: Limit the amount of red meat, eggs, and dairy you eat while you're recovering. Try chicken soup to help break up congestion.

You will need to be at least 13 years old to create a Facebook account. Facebook accounts are free, but you can purchase things for your Facebook account. You can only create one Facebook account per email address. On the Facebook homepage, enter in your first name, last name, email address, password, birthday, and gender. You must use your real name for your account. Nicknames are allowed as long as they are a variation on your real name (Jim instead of James, for example). If all of your information is correct, you will be sent a verification email to the address you provided. It may take a few minutes for the email to get delivered. Click the link in the email to activate your account.
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One-sentence summary -- Open the Facebook homepage. Enter in your information. Click the "Sign Up" button. Open the verification email.

Q: You may even want to arrive the day before while the staff is setting up at a large concert venue. You might be able to slip in unnoticed and hide under a truck or stage. Musicians usually arrive earlier in the afternoon at smaller venues to load their gear and perform a sound check. Security is pretty low before the concert, so getting in early is often your best chance at success. Big music festival venues usually have large, high fences. You may need to bring in a tall ladder to even have a chance at getting over. You can try to rig up a rope ladder to draw less attention to yourself. If you do make it over without injury, be prepared to run away from security and try to lose them in a crowd. Climbing over a high fence is not easy or safe. You could fall or get injured, which will also mean getting caught. It's advisable to avoid doing this in the first place due to the risk that it is an electric fence. Look like a roadie by carrying an empty guitar case, walkie talkies, and papers that could pass for set lists or event schedules. Wear an ID badge. Have a forged ID ready if possible to identify you as 'crew.' Most security guards don't look closely at them and you might be able to get past. Be careful though, if caught with false credentials you could be charged with a crime. Many large concerts give out wristbands to ticket holders that allow them to get in and out of the venue. Save your old concert wristbands to try and find one that looks similar enough to get you inside. If you are at large outdoor venue, you can have someone inside remove their wristband, attach it to a rock or water bottle, and throw it over the fence to you. Then you can put it on and calmly stroll inside. Go for it. Don't turn back, don't hesitate. When there's a break, go for the doors as stealthily as possible. You're best off to wait for a distraction before trying. If you need to, make the distraction yourself. Tell the security there is a fight going on around the corner, or get a friend to ask a security guard some questions while you try to slip by him.
A: Arrive early for the concert. Climb a fence. Impersonate a roadie. Wear adhesive wristbands. Walk in with a large crowd.

Problem: Article: Treating wounds immediately is important because cellulitis can be introduced to the body through an open wound. Any open would, however innocuous and seemingly harmless, can create an opportunity for the development of cellulitis. Inflammation generally starts at the point where skin was previously broken. As a result, you should treat all newly opened wounds as soon as possible. Introduction of cellulitis can be caused by: Cuts Blisters Burns Cracks in the skin Surgical wounds Sites of intravenous catheter insertion Cellulitis is most often caused by Streptococcus type A and Staphylococcus aureus; however, while these are the two most common causes, it can be caused by other types of bacteria. Blood test and cultures are needed in order to determine exactly the type of bacteria that is causing cellulitis. If you have a known or suspected underlying condition, such as diabetes, your doctor will likely want to perform more tests. Be conscious of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), which is a bacteria that is resistant to antibiotic treatment. Oral medication will not work on this type of infection and you will need to be given vancomycin intravenously. MRSA must be treated quickly or it can become life-threatening. Treatment for mild forms of cellulitis include elevation of the affected area and treatment of the underlying conditions. Patients that have edema as one of their underlying conditions may benefit from compression stockings or diuretics. Nevertheless, antibiotics are usually the best solution to heal this type of infection. Antibiotics are used orally or intravenously depending of severity affected skin area. For mild infections, your doctor may give you the oral antibiotic cephalexin. In more severe cases, you may be treated with vancomycin or meropenem. One major complication of cellulitis includes infection of deeper structures, such as bone. This can lead to a disease called osteomyelitis, which is the infection of the bone and requires aggressive treatment. In cases of recurrence of disease treatment with antibiotics may last up to several months.
Summary:
Treat wounds immediately to help prevent infection. Recognize that cellulitis is caused by a bacterial infection. Take antibiotics to treat cellulitis.