Problem: Article: Topamax is only available by prescription, so your doctor must agree to give it to you. When you make the appointment, tell your doctor that you would like to discuss losing weight. Topamax is generally prescribed off-label to treat obesity, especially for people with eating disorders like binge eating and bulimia nervosa. That said, Topamax is not used as a first-line treatment. Tell your doctor about your history of weight loss. Let them know what other treatments you have tried as well as what has and has not worked for you in the past. Because the side effects can be very serious, you should not take Topamax if you are only looking to shed a few pounds or if you are not seriously struggling with weight loss. There are other, safer options for weight loss. Talk to your doctor for more information. Off-label means that Topamax has not been officially approved as a weight loss drug, but some doctors may still prescribe it to treat the condition. Topamax can worsen some medical conditions. Furthermore, you should not start taking Topamax if you are currently pregnant, as it could cause birth defects. To make sure that Topamax is safe, tell your doctor if you currently have or have a history of: Eye problems such as glaucoma Diabetes Metabolic acidosis (high levels of acid in the blood) Liver disease Kidney Osteoporosis or other bone conditions Depression, anxiety, or other mood disorders Topamax can decrease the effectiveness of birth control. It may also cause harmful side effects if used in combination with a wide range of medications, including lithium, Xanax, Ambien, and Zyrtec. Let your doctor know about all medications (including over-the-counter medications) you are taking. Since Topamax is not labeled to be used for weight loss, your doctor may not agree to prescribe you the medication. In this case, listen to your doctor's advice. If they prescribe you a different medication, take it according to their instructions. Your doctor may prescribe you a pill called Qsymia instead. This contains topiramate, which is the same active ingredient as in Topamax. Unlike Topamax, Qsymia is labeled to be used for weight loss. Your doctor may give you a combination of phentermine and Topamax. Follow your doctor's instructions to take both of these pills together. Do not shop around for a doctor who will prescribe you Topamax. There are many other treatments for weight loss and eating disorders, such as cognitive behavioral therapy, selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI) antidepressants, and low-calorie diets.
Summary: Make an appointment with your doctor. Describe your history of obesity and/or eating disorders. Inform your doctor about any other conditions you have. Tell your doctor what other medications you are taking. Let your doctor determine if Topamax is right for you.

Problem: Article: The chair should have an armrest to support the patient's arm but should not have wheels. Make sure that the patient's arm is not bent at the elbow. If the patient is lying down, place a pillow under the patient's arm for additional support. Tie a tourniquet around the patient's arm about 3" to 4" (7.5cm to 10 cm) above the venipuncture site. Avoid asking the patient to pump his or her fist. Tap the vein with your index finger to encourage dilation. Use a circular motion, and avoid dragging the wipe over the same piece of skin twice.
Summary: Seat the patient in a chair. Decide which arm you will be drawing from or let your patient decide. Ask the patient to make a fist. Trace the patient's veins with your index finger. Disinfect the area that you plan to puncture with an alcohol wipe. Allow the disinfected area to dry for 30 seconds so that the patient doesn't feel a sting when the needle is inserted.

Problem: Article: If you start feeling skin irritation while running, stop and check your shoes for debris right away. Even the tiniest pebble can rub against your skin, causing a painful blister. It's always a good idea to check your shoes for debris before you go running. You will typically experience hot spots, which are characterized by pain and redness, before a blister forms. If you can, it's best to take action to prevent further skin irritation at this point. If you need to continue running, you can apply a protective covering to the affected area, such as moleskin, a water-based gel-pad dressing, a liquid bandage, or even duct tape. These will all help prevent further friction from damaging your skin and creating a blister. You can also try applying petroleum jelly, but this will only provide temporary relief, as the heat and moisture in your shoe will eventually cause it to dissolve. Moist feet are susceptible to blisters, so if you're starting to feel some friction and your feet are wet, do whatever you can to dry them out before you continue running. Carrying an extra pair of socks with you while you run is a great idea, as you can quickly slip off the damp socks, put on the dry ones, and keep running. You can also try applying a foot powder that is designed to keep your feet dry.
Summary: Remove foreign objects from your shoes. Treat hot spots right away. Get your feet dry fast.

Problem: Article: Go to https://www.gmail.com/ in your computer's web browser. This will open your Gmail inbox if you're logged in. If you aren't logged in, you'll need to enter your email address and password before you can proceed. Click the email that you want to trace to open it. If the email contains multiple responses, click the tab that contains the email which you want to trace before proceeding. It's in the upper-right corner of the email's page. A drop-down menu will appear. You'll find this in the drop-down menu. This will open the email's raw text form, which includes the email header. It's a blue button in the upper-right side of the page. Doing so copies the entire email to your clipboard; at this point, you can proceed with determining the email's sender.
Summary:
Open Gmail. Select an email. Click . Click Show original. Click Copy to clipboard.