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Article: See your healthcare provider as soon as possible for proper diagnosis and treatment. Your healthcare provider can conduct one or more tests to determine if your symptoms are caused by neuropathy or another medical condition. If neuropathy is the cause, there are treatments available. Your healthcare provider can help you manage and minimize your symptoms. Your healthcare provider will need a complete medical profile, including your family history of neurological diseases. They will also need to understand your lifestyle habits and potential exposure to toxins. They may also ask if you have a history of alcohol abuse. This will help them identify the possible cause of your symptoms. If it is neuropathy, your healthcare provider can use your background information to narrow the possible causes and decide which tests to run. While it sounds scary, a neurological examination is simple, non-invasive, and easily performed in your healthcare provider's office. Your healthcare provider will check to make sure that your muscles are well developed and properly feeling sensations. Then they will check your reflexes, either by tapping your knee to see if your leg reacts or by pricking you with a small needle (which won't hurt but may be uncomfortable). Finally, they will check your posture and coordination to make sure that you walk with balance. A blood test will likely be the first test your healthcare provider orders if they suspect neuropathy. You may have a vitamin deficiency, diabetes, or abnormal immune function that could damage your nerves. These conditions could be identified through a blood test, allowing your healthcare provider to make a better diagnosis. Imaging tests, such as a CT scan or MRI, allow your healthcare provider to get a clearer picture of what's happening inside your body. While you will need to be still, these tests will not be painful. The healthcare provider will be able to see if you have a herniated disk, tumor, or other abnormality that is affecting your nervous system, resulting in the neuropathy. Nerve function tests can be done in either the healthcare provider's office or a hospital, but are usually a quick outpatient procedure. There are different types of function tests, depending on which type of neuropathy your healthcare provider suspects. Often, they will be done in the same session to make it easier for you. While these tests aren't painful, you may experience discomfort at times as your healthcare provider may use a fine needle to determine if you have nerve damage. Before your tests, bathe or shower, avoiding lotions and moisturizers. Additionally, don't smoke or ingest caffeine for 2 to 3 hours before the tests. An electromyography test checks to see how fast your nerves respond to brain signals. A slow response could mean you have damaged nerves. Your healthcare provider may order an autonomic test, which just means that they will check how well you're breathing, how your blood pressure reacts to body position changes, if you're sweating properly, and if you're having digestive or bathroom issues. Additionally, they may do an ultrasound. Sensory tests can show how well you feel touch and vibrations, as well as cold and heat. Your healthcare provider will place a patch on your body that will send vibrations and temperature changes into your body to measure the nerve response. It's a simple, non-invasive test that isn't painful. At most, you may feel uncomfortable at times. While a nerve biopsy sounds scary, it's a very simple procedure and is rarely used to determine if you have neuropathy. Your healthcare provider will do it in an outpatient setting and under local anesthesia. The healthcare provider will remove a tiny piece of nerve to examine, most often from your ankle. They will close the small incision with dissolvable stitches and a small amount of plaster. You can usually go home the same day. The biopsy will allow the healthcare provider to make a better diagnosis, especially about how serious your condition is. They will also be able to prescribe a better course of treatment to help manage and minimize your symptoms.
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Schedule an appointment with your healthcare provider to get a diagnosis. Prepare a medical and lifestyle history to help identify possible causes. Undergo a neurological examination to check for nerve issues. Have a blood test to look for conditions that cause neuropathy. Get an imaging test if the blood test does not reveal a cause. Undergo tests to see how well your nerves receive and react to signals. Undergo a nerve biopsy to determine the type and severity of the condition.

Problem: Article: Picture editing may not always be necessary, but sometimes it can make your photo extra spectacular. Use a photo editor to brighten aspects of your picture that deserve more focus. This will give the photo depth and make it more exciting. There are a number of photo editors available to the average person. Browse the web and you can find a few like these: https://www.picmonkey.com/editor http://www.befunky.com/features/photo-effects/ Photoshop Using a filter can add a little interest to your photo yet provide the same image. You might find you look better in certain filters than if you used the original photo. Many smartphones and computers come with software that enables you to use a filter, so try playing with them and see what you like. Don't use a filter that will distract from your image. Effects like "negative" or "sketch" might be confusing and unattractive depending on what kind of picture you choose. Use a photo editor to crop the picture and make it look balanced. You can also cut out undesirable objects or people that happen to be in your photo. When posting your Facebook photo, Facebook provides a cropping tool. If your portrait needs a little touching up, use an online airbrushing tool. You can remove and mend spots you find unattractive and get your desired look. From whitening your teeth to enhancing a tan, people will see you the way you wish to be seen on your best day. You can find lots of airbrushing tools online that are easy to use and effective. facebrush.com fotor.com makeup.pho.to/
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INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Now that you've brewed your coffee according to Starbucks' Four Fundamentals and used one of their brewing methods, pour your cup! You can pour it into mug or, for a true Starbucks experience, get some of their paper cups and sleeves and misspell your name on the cup. Depending on your tastes, add a shot of flavored syrup and/or artificial or natural sweetener to the coffee and stir. If you really want to re-create the Starbucks experience, snag a few packets of your favorite sweetening products the next time you're at a Starbucks and use it in your cup at home! Or perhaps you're a hardy soul and take your coffee black? If so, you're done! You can gauge how much creamer you are adding by looking at how light the coffee gets. There really is no "right" way to do this, since this part of making a Starbucks coffee is always up to you, whether it was brewed by a barista or your own hands.

SUMMARY: Pour the brewed coffee. Flavor your cup. Add a bit of milk or other creamer and stir some more. Wait for it to cool a little and enjoy!

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Wait for it to dry.