Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Take a few deep breaths and remain calm. Call to get the attention of others that may be nearby. Use a thin, plastic card to slide between the door and the frame. Check the bathroom for other ways to exit if the door isn't unlocking.

Answer: Although it can be frightening to suddenly be locked inside a bathroom, keep as calm as you possibly can. Try to control your breathing and think about the situation rationally. It can be easy to panic if you suddenly find yourself locked in a small space. However, panicking will not help you to get out faster. It will cloud your thinking and judgment, which can make opening the locked door more difficult. If you are in a busy location such as an office or a public restroom, then this is the easiest way to get the door unlocked. Shout for attention, explaining that you are locked in the bathroom. If people cannot hear you, try to use an object inside the bathroom such as a bin to get someone's attention. It is much easier to open a locked bathroom door from the outside than it is from the inside. This is because there are more people around outside who are able to help. There are also generally more tools available outside the bathroom that can be used to help get the door unlocked. A credit card, identification card, or gift card all work well. Place the card just above the bolt and angle it slightly towards where the bolt will retract. Slowly turn the handle and pull the card downward sharply to open the door. This may take a few attempts to get right. The aim is to disengage the lock by turning the handle while using the card to hold the bolt slightly away from the frame. This will allow the lock to retract and for you to open the door. Try to use a nonessential card as this method of opening the door may damage it. A plastic card is one of the only ways to unlock a bathroom door from the inside. Butter knives, bobby pins, and screwdrivers can only be used from the outside. Look around the room to see if there is a window that you are able to climb out of. While bathroom windows are often very small and do not open wide, some windows may be large enough for a person to fit through. Check outside the window before you climb out to make sure that you will be able to safely get outside. Only climb out a window if the bathroom is located on the ground floor. If the bathroom is higher up, climbing out of a window could be dangerous. Don't try to climb through the window if there are bars in the way or if where you will land doesn't look sturdy.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Position yourself. Soften your earwax with oil. Add the warm peroxide. Flush the wax out with warm water. Drain your ear completely. Dry your ear gently. Clean your other ear. Perform this procedure as often as you need to. Use peroxide weekly if you get "swimmer's ear.

Answer: Tilt your head to one side so that the ear you are cleaning first is facing the ceiling. Place your clean towel beneath your head, or on the shoulder of the ear being cleaned, to catch drips whatever is more comfortable for you. Draw up some of your warm oil into the eyedropper, and drop about two drops into your ear. Allow the oil to sit in your ear, with your head tilted, for about 3 minutes. Do not push the dropper deep into your ear canal. Insert the tip gently into your ear and let the oil drop or roll down to your eardrum. Draw up several drops of the peroxide in your eyedropper, and gently drip it into the same ear. Let this sit for 10 minutes. You might feel bubbling, tickling, or itching as the peroxide works. It may also sound like crackling. When the bubbling has stopped and time is up, draw up some warm water with your bulb syringe. Tilt the ear you are cleaning over your sink. Hold the bulb syringe at a 45 angle to your ear, and gently squirt the warm water into your ear canal. Pull your outer ear up and back with your other hand this straightens your ear canal and will let the water in better. Let the water, peroxide, and oil drain out of your ear into the sink or onto your towel. You may see earwax in the liquid coming out. Pull your outer ear up and back to allow for best drainage, then let go and wait for everything to drain out completely. Dry your outer ear with the towel. You can also use a hair dryer on the low/cool setting to dry your ear canal. Repeat the process on your other ear. Re-warm the peroxide and oil if they have cooled down. You might need to do this process several times to soften your earwax enough to remove most or all of it. You can try repeating the process over several days. See your doctor if your symptoms don't improve after several attempts. Once your ears are clean, you can do this cleaning process once a month. If you often struggle with excess earwax (and not another ear problem), you can use oil weekly to soften the wax. Use two to three drops in each ear, and flush it out with warm water. Peroxide is probably too drying to use weekly. " Swimmer's ear, or otitis externa, is an infection of the outer ear (outside the ear drum) that many people get from swimming. If you get swimmer's ear often and it's been diagnosed by your doctor in the past, cleaning your ears with peroxide occasionally may help prevent infection. You can also try putting two to three drops of oil in each ear before swimming as a protective measure.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Connect a USB cord to the controller. Connect the USB cord to the PS4. Press the "PS" button.

Answer: The USB port is located on the top of the controller below the triangle shaped light bar. The USB ports are next to the disk reader on the front of the console inside the slot. It's the button with the PlayStation logo located in the center of the controller between the two joysticks. This will pair the controller with the PS4. Once the controller is paired, you can turn on the PS4 by pressing the PS button on the controller.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Get topical medications prescribed. Investigate keratolysis. Request cryosurgery. Try pulsed dye laser therapy. Talk to your doctor about intralesional bleomycin sulfate therapy. Consider immunotherapy.

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There are some medicines used to lessen the symptoms of infection and remove facial warts. These treatments usually require several months for the infection to clear, and are often associated with intense inflammation and discomfort. These medications are: Retinoid (Tretinoin) Cream. Daily topical application of this cream may trigger resolution. Retinoid cream disrupts the wart's skin cell growth. When applying Tretinoin cream to the facial warts, the following guidelines must be followed: Apply once a day at bedtime. First, wash the wart with soap and water and wait at least 15 to minutes for it to dry. Then apply a pearl-sized portion to the facial wart. If applied on moist skin, it can cause peeling and irritation. Tretinoin cream can cause sensitivity to sunlight because it makes the skin soft and thin. Remember to wear sunscreen when going outside. Cantharidin or other topical agents containing trichloroacetic acid. Cantharidin contains an extract from a blister beetle. When it is applied to the skin, a blister will form around the wart. The blister will then lift the wart off your skin and the dermatologist can remove the dead portion of the wart. Cover the affected area with a clean bandage afterwards. Follow all instructions given by your doctor when using this. 5-Fluorouracil. This cream will stop the replication of DNA and RNA, which should stop wart growth. Apply the cream twice a day for three to five weeks. Protect the area from the sun, as this can worsen irritation. Keratolysis involves the abrasive removal of dead skin from the surface of the skin. This works through a combination of chemical treatment (usually, the use of salicylic acid), which softens and kills the cells of the virus, and manual exfoliation. When the wart becomes soft from the chemical treatment, and then a pumice stone or an emery board is used to remove it. Liquid nitrogen is used to freeze and destroy warts, which are then scraped off with a curette. Cryosurgery is a good way to treat stubborn warts that have resisted all noninvasive treatments. Talk to your doctor if you wish to seek this treatment, though there are over-the-counter versions of this treatment. With liquid nitrogen, a blister may form at the treatment site, but it will slough off in two to four weeks. It should be noted that cryosurgery and curette scraping are not painless procedures and the application of liquid nitrogen may cause burning or stinging at the treated site that may persist for a few minutes after the treatment. Scarring or loss of color can complicate this treatment. Laser therapy uses heat energy to destroy the wart and the red blood cells that feed it. The therapy is usually well tolerated, and does not leave scars or pigment anomalies. The pulsed dye laser is fast and efficient, but its cost makes it less accessible than other options. This treatment has an 80% or greater efficacy when used on warts. The lesions usually resolve without scarring at about two weeks. This treatment is used for a variety of skin problems. If you have severe facial warts, you may wish to try this highly effective procedure. The doctor will inject your wart(s) with intralesional bleomycin, which is a drug usually used to treat cancer. A single injection may be enough to remove the wart, or you may need to follow up for more injections every three to four weeks. This therapy causes little or no scarring and may cause slight pigmentation that usually fades within a year of treatment. This treatment may be very expensive, but it has a very high success rate (92% in one study) and is more effective than cryosurgery. For warts that have not responded to other treatments, immunotherapy is another option. Your doctor will try to rally your immune system to attack the wart, either by applying a chemical (such as diphencyprone) to the wart or injecting it with a molecule (usually Candida antigen). The hope is that these will cause a reaction from your immune system, which will attack both the injected substance and the wart, eliminating it naturally. It may also help decrease the reoccurrence of warts, since your body will learn to defend against HPV virus.