Article: This is a popular, informal way of saying "bye," but its usage is primarily restricted to Austria and Bavaria. The greeting is not used oftenif everin Germany. Pronounce "Servus" as: zehr-foos Essentially, "Servus" is another way of saying "bye" rather than "goodbye." It's fairly polite, but it is considered informal, so it's best used in casual conversations. Note that this is not the only way of saying "goodbye" in Austria or Bavaria. You can still use "Tschus," "Auf Wiedersehen," and other German farewell greetings in either country. Like "Servus," "Ade" is another German farewell greeting restricted by geographic location. This one is heard most commonly in Baden-Wurttemberg, a German state located in the southwest. Pronounce "Ade" as: ah-dee This term is actually somewhat formal, so you should translate it as "goodbye" or "farewell" rather than "bye." You can use it in nearly any setting, but you'll hear it in professional settings and other formal venues more often than you'll hear it spoken casually. Additionally, you can still use "Auf Wiedersehen," "Tschus," and other German greetings in Baden-Wurttemberg. You're not restricted to "Ade" only. " This is the German equivalent of saying "good night" in English. Pronounce "Gute Nacht" as: goo-tuh nakht "Gute" means "good," and "Nacht" means "night." The other "good" phrases, like "Gute Morgen" (good morning) and "Gute Abend" (good evening), are usually used as greetings. Unlike these phrases, though, "Gute Nacht" is almost always used when parting ways at the end of the night or when saying "good night" before going to sleep. If you're saying farewell to someone you see on a regular basis, you can use this phrase to say "see you next time." Pronounce "Bis zum nachsten Mal" as: biis zuhm nii-stihn maahl" The work "nachsten" means "next," and "Mal" means "time." Essentially, this phrase means "until next time" or "see you next time." You can use this with anyone you see regularly. This can include coworkers, classmates, family members, or other regulars at an eating establishment you frequent. There are multiple ways to end the conversation when you're talking with someone on the phone, but "Wir sprechen uns bald" is one of the most common. It means "we'll speak soon." Pronounce "Wir sprechen uns bald" as: veer spray-heen oons baahld Another appropriate phrase would be "Wir sprechen uns spater," which means "we'll speak later." Pronounce this phrase as: veer spray-heen oons speetahr " This phrase means "have a good trip," so it's a great way to bid farewell to someone before that person leaves on any trip. Pronounce "Gute Reise" as: goo-tuh rai-suh The term "Gute" means "good," and "Reise" means "travel," "trip," or "journey." As such, the phrase translates directly as "good trip."
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Exclaim "Servus" in Austria or Bavaria. Say "Ade" in Baden-Wurttemberg. End the night with "Gute Nacht. Use "Bis zum nachsten Mal" with someone you see often. End conversations with "Wir sprechen uns bald" or similar phrases. Say goodbye before a trip with "Gute Reise!
Article: You may find it difficult to wrap or tape your elbow with one arm. Consider asking a friend or family member to assist you taping and bandaging. This can help ensure proper application. Once you have finished wrapping your elbow, secure the bandage so it doesn't fall off. You can do this by attaching the end to the a safety pin, clip, or a piece of medical tape.
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Ask for help. Secure the bandage.
Article: If the ruptured cyst is functional cyst, that means it can be treated at home. Your doctor might suggest that you take over-the-counter pain meds to help alleviate the pain. If your doctor suggests this, you can take NSAIDs, such as ibuprofen or Aleve, or acetaminophen, like Tylenol. If you are treating the ruptured cyst at home, use heat. You can use a hot water bottle or a heating pad to relieve pain on your abdomen and lower back. You may also consider soaking in a hot bath. Make sure to use caution when using heat against your skin. Always put a towel or cloth between the source of heat and your skin to protect from burning. Herbal teas don't specifically treat the ruptured cyst, but they can help with pain. Many herbal teas can help loosen tense, aching muscles. Try chamomile, mint, raspberry, or blackberry teas. These teas also have a boosting effect for anxious moods. If you have pain from a ruptured cyst, take it easy for a few days. Try not to do more than is necessary, and if the pain is too bad, consider staying home from work or school. Limit physical activity, such as strenuous exercise. You should also limit sexual activity until your pain has subsided.
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Take pain medication. Treat the pain with heat. Drink herbal tea. Rest.