Q: If you received a blow to your nose and the nasal swelling (and any accompanying pain) haven't gone away after 3-5 days, you should see a doctor. Also, make an appointment if you can feel the broken bones in your nose or if your nose looks crooked following the blow. If swelling and pain from a rhinoplasty haven't gone down after 5-7 days, call your plastic surgeon and ask what they recommend. Tell your doctor how and when you sustained an injury to your nose. Also, mention any symptoms you've been experiencing since. These may include headaches, nosebleeds, swelling, and general nose pain. Finally, tell your doctor if you have had trouble breathing since the incident, or if you've been unable to breathe through your nose altogether. Your doctor will also want to know if you're currently taking any prescription or over-the-counter medications. If your doctor can't easily determine if your nose is broken, they may need to use 1 or more imaging scans to assess your nose. The doctor will likely order either an X-ray or a computed tomography (CT) scan for broken bones in your nose. These scans will allow the doctor a better view of the bones inside your nose. Your doctor will also order an X-ray or a CT scan if they suspect that your face or skill may have sustained additional injuries from the injury that damaged your nose in the first place. If your general practitioner determines that your nose is broken, they'll most likely refer you to an ears, nose, and throat (ENT) specialist. The ENT doctor will be able to re-align the broken bones in your nose, situate the fragments so they'll properly set, and pack your nose to prevent further damage. They may also request that you take antibiotics while the nasal fracture heals. When deciding between ENT specialists, contact your insurance company and make sure that the specialist is in-network. If the ENT specialist packs and sets your broken nose, they'll most likely want you to schedule a second appointment in this timeframe. During this follow-up appointment, the ENT doctor will inspect your nose, see if it's healings and remove the packing gauze from your nose. If the nasal break isn't healing well, the ENT specialist may decide to apply a nasal splint to your nose.
A: Schedule an appointment if you suspect that your nose is broken. Describe your symptoms to your doctor. Get an X-ray to assess your broken nose. See an ENT specialist if your nose is broken. Return to the ENT specialist after 2-3 days.

Article: Videos you upload to Facebook are saved to Photos > Albums > Videos. SD is standard definition, and HD is high definition, which is larger in file size. The video will start downloading itself to your Internet browser. Follow the steps outlined in Method Two to save videos posted by friends if there are no download options. This means the video was not originally uploaded by you to your Facebook profile. The Facebook video will now be saved to the Downloads folder.
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Sign into Facebook and navigate to the video you want saved. Select the option to "Play" the video, then click "Options" below the video. Click on "Download SD" or "Download HD," depending on your video quality preference. Open your computer's default Downloads folder.

Problem: Article: If you don't, build-up will occur which may in turn cause blocked pores and weigh down. Traditionally, removing moustache wax was done with hot soapy water. But, due to the fact that most soap these days are not actually soap but detergents, hair damage is inevitable. Detergents cause dryness and split ends. So, as an alternative opt for a liquid, oil-based moustache wax remover and conditioner. Make sure to coat all the bristles. Allow the oils a minute or two to bind with and loosen the wax, then comb or brush out from the center towards the edge of the mouth. At this point, you can choose to rinse your moustache with warm water or leave in the oils for an overnight deep conditioning [recommended].
Summary: Know why it's best to remove moustache wax. Massage a small amount of the remover into your moustache.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Let her know that you notice her through small gestures. Smile or wave at her when you see her. Send her a single text, if you haven't talked recently. This lets her know you care and are not completely uninterested in her. Try texting, "Hi! Haven't talked to you in a while. How are you?" Meet new people and expand your group of friends. Go out with people who are positive and make life fun. Staying busy can help you feel upbeat instead of dwelling on your relationship status. For example, try joining a new activity, such as a hobby class or sport. Don't expect to be able to earn her interest back immediately. You may want to wait about 30 days before attempting to reconnect with her. After a month of little or no contact, she will be more likely to miss you.

SUMMARY: Spend time apart, but don't ignore her. Socialize with others. Be patient.

Q: Go to Dropbox website and log in using your username and password. You can also launch your online account directly from the Dropbox icon on your desktop. Just find the Dropbox icon, right-click on it, and click Dropbox.com. From the Dropbox homepage, click on Sharing from in the sidebar menu on the left. The list of Shared folders and Removed folders will be displayed. Under the Removed folders, you'll find the previously shared folders you had access to. Find the one you like to rejoin and click Rejoin. You'll be asked to confirm this through a pop-up dialog box. Click Rejoin Folder. Within seconds, you'll see the folder you rejoined disappear from the Removed folders section and appear under your Dropbox folders. You will now be able to see and access the files under it once again.
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Log into your Dropbox account online. Go to the Sharing page. Rejoin a folder. View the rejoined folder.