In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Because of the English bulldog's skin folds, especially those on the face and around the lips, will need to be carefully examined each day for signs of infection. Normal yeast found on the body will thrive and flourish in these dark, warm, and moist crevices. These should be gently washed and thoroughly dried at least every other day, more often in those dogs prone to infections. The English bulldog's short hair coat will shed so a thorough brushing once a week with a soft bristled brush is recommended. While you're grooming, keep an eye open for any fleas, ticks, or mites, along with any lumps, bumps, or cysts on the skin. These, along with any scabs, redness, or itchy skin, should be brought to your veterinarian's attention. Brushing time is a good time to look at the nails and paws. The nails might need to be clipped. If you haven't performed this before ask you veterinarian technician to demonstrate. The procedure needs to be done correctly so you don't trim the "quick," or the part of the nail where the blood vessels and nerves are. Once a dog has been "quicked," or the quick has been cut, it will be hard to trim your puppy's nails, due to fear of pain and bleeding.
Summary: Clean your puppy regularly. Brush your puppy regularly. Inspect your puppy's feet regularly.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This medicine works by blocking specific body chemicals that cause inflammation. This helps to reduce pain in the joints by inhibiting the production of COX in the brain. In turn, this reduces the intensity of your pain. Take acetaminophen (Tylenol), at a dosage of two tablets three times daily. The maximum dose of Tylenol is 4000mg daily and this should not be exceeded because it can damage your liver. You can also try naproxen sodium and ibuprofen. NSAIDs are usually prescribed for about 7 to 10 days, or until inflammation has been relieved. If you have increased acidity in your body, you should avoid taking NSAIDs. Uricosuric drugs block the reabsorption of urate, thus preventing formation of uric acid crystals in the tissues and increasing the excretion of uric acid from the body. This drug type includes Probenecid and Sulfinpyrazone. The starting dose for Probenecid is 250 mg two times a day, and can be increased to a maximum dosage of 3 grams daily. In severe cases, you can receive intravenous fluid that contains saline to help decrease uric acid in your body. This can be given as a continuous infusion of 2L per 24 hours. You can take furosemide (lasix) to dilute your urine. This drug acts by increasing the elimination of uric acid through your urine. The usual dose is 20 mg once a day but this may be adjusted depending on your condition. Xanthine oxidase inhibitors decrease your uric acid production by inhibiting the production of xanthine oxidase, an enzyme responsible for the production of purine. This class of drugs includes Allopurinol. A maintenance dose for adults is 200 to 300 mg per day. The use of Allopurinol can result in fatal hypersensitivity, so take it only under the direct supervision of a medical professional. Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors decrease the solubility of uric acid, which allows the body to eliminate uric acid more efficiently. While taking this type of drug, you must maintain adequate hydration in order to sustain high urine output. The dosage of this medication varies, and it is best to consult with your physician for an appropriate prescription.
Summary: Try NSAIDs to relieve pain and inflammation. Take uricosuric drugs to block the reabsorption of uric acid. Get an intravenous saline solution to decrease the concentration of uric acid in your body. Take furosemide to dilute your urine. Try xanthine oxidase inhibitors to decrease uric acid production. Take carbonic anhydrase inhibitors.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This is a corsage that does not need to be pinned and that will instead hold to the wearer via an expandable strap or ribbon on the back. You normally wear a wrist corsage on your left arm. Some people prefer these corsages as they are less damaging to clothing. However, they can also be a bit bulky and restrict the motion of your arm. You can also use the ribbon strap on the back of the corsage to attach it to a purse or bag. You can ask your florist to make your corsage with magnetic links, as opposed to pins. This means that a two-piece magnet set will hold the corsage up. One piece is attached to the corsage and another goes under the piece of clothing to make the connection. Magnetized corsages don't work as well with heavy fabric as they do best on an even, thin surface. There is also the possibility that the magnet will disengage with heavy movement. You might consider a small bouquet, a flower pendant, or a flower bud in the hair as another option. You can discuss these various creations with your florist or you can experiment and try to make something on your own.
Summary:
Consider a wrist corsage. Choose a magnetized corsage. Look into corsage alternatives.