Q: Ingrown hairs are a nuisance, especially if they are on the face. You may be embarrassed, or they may be causing you pain; however, you should never try any bathroom surgery and use tweezers, needles, pins, or anything else to dig out an ingrown hair. This increases the risk of infection or scar formation. Don't break the surface of the skin by digging, cutting, scratching, or anything else. This can cause irritation, infection, or scarring. You can try to leave the hair alone to let it heal naturally. If you have an ingrown hair, don't try to remove any more hair from that area. As soon as you notice it, stop shaving or waxing that area immediately. You should also stop shaving, tweezing, waxing, or removing the hair in the affected area until the ingrown hair has been cleared. Once you have removed the ingrown hair, try to leave that area alone for a few days. For men, if the ingrown hair was in are area you shave everyday, consider not shaving for a few days. You may try alternate methods of removal, such as clippers or depilatories. Ingrown hairs irritate the skin and can form bumps that may be itchy or become extremely painful. Ingrown hairs may also become infected. If they get infected, they may become filled with a whitish or yellowish-greenish pus. Sometimes, the bumps get darker than the surrounding skin and this can cause permanent discoloration and scarring. Ingrown hairs can also result in scars, especially if a person tries to use a needle, pin, or other object to dig out the ingrown hair. Most of the time, you won't need to see a doctor because of ingrown hairs. However, if you are afraid the hair has gotten too ingrown or hurts too bad, you can see your doctor.
A: Refrain from digging out the hair. Avoid removing more hair from the area. Recognize the dangers of ingrown hairs.

Q: If the skin is broken near your injured toe, you are at higher risk of developing an infection within the bone or the surrounding tissues. Infections get swollen, red, warm and very tender to the touch. Sometimes they leak pus (which represents your white blood cells at work) and smell bad. If you experienced an open compound fracture, your doctor may recommend a precautionary two-week course of oral antibiotics to deter the growth and spread of bacteria. Your doctor will examine the area carefully and prescribe antibiotics if there is an infection. Your doctor may recommend a tetanus shot following a serious fracture if it was caused by puncturing or lacerating your skin. Orthotics are customized shoe inserts that support the arch of your foot and promote better biomechanics while walking and running. Following a broken toe, especially if the big toe is involved, your gait and foot biomechanics may be negatively altered from limping and avoiding toeing off. Orthotics will help reduce the risk of problems developing in other joints such as the ankle, knee and hips. With a severe fracture, there's always a risk of arthritis developing in surrounding joints, but orthotics can mitigate the risk. After the pain and inflammation have disappeared and the broken bone is healed, you may notice the range of motion or strength within your foot is reduced. As such, ask your doctor for a referral to a sports medicine specialist or physiotherapist who can offer a variety of tailored strengthening exercises, stretches and therapies in order to improve your range of motion, balance, coordination and strength. Other health professionals that may be able to help rehabilitate your toe/foot include podiatrists, osteopaths and chiropractors.
A: Watch for signs of infection. Wear shoe orthotics. Seek out physical therapy.

Q: Once the layout has been finalized, the color scheme is down pat and the paint has dried, call the friends who helped you move everything out and bribe them with pizza again to help you move your furniture back in. Stick to your layout and arrange the furniture accordingly. If you did your measurements right and considered the circulation of the space correctly, you should have a well spaced and easy to access layout for the room. If you decide you don't like your new look, don't despair! You can always move things around again. Consider the lighting you already have in the room, such as a ceiling light or lighting attached to the wall, and decide if you are going to improve upon the existing lights with new fixtures or add in standing lights or table lamps to give the room different sources of light. Ceiling lights offer even coverage for the entire room and will often provide the most light for the room. You can also customize the brightness or darkness of ceiling lights with dimmer bulbs. Ceiling lights can be great statement pieces for a bedroom, especially with a more neutral color scheme. Floor lamps are great for brightening up specific spaces and add a more intimate feel to the room, especially when placed by a bed or in the corner of a room. A table lamp is also good for illuminating a specific area of the room, such as on a bedside table or a desk. They are also great for reading and working, especially at night, as table lamps are not too bright to interfere with your body's natural sleep schedule and they won't keep your bed mate awake. Bedding plays a major design role in your bedroom, as your bed will likely be the focal point of the room. Look for a pattern or design on a bedspread or duvet cover that works with the color scheme of the room. Of course you also want your bed to be comfortable and relaxing, so look for good quality sheets as well as pillows, throws, and accent pillows to really make your bed a spot worth lounging on. Think about also including accent rugs to add an extra sense of coziness to the space. Make your bedroom feel like a personal, intimate space by including personal items and keepsakes. Avoid a bland space by adding in details that show off your sense of style. Hang wall art that you love, make space on a table or desk for books you cherish, and add a dash of nature with a row of potted plants or succulents on your dresser. Don't feel pressure to make the room look at complete as possible. Like anything, the room will likely evolve over time, as you add or remove certain items of furniture or certain accessories. Great design usually takes awhile to figure out and will likely need to be refined, so take your time, don't rush, and have fun with the design of your bedroom.
A: Move your furniture into the space. Arrange the lighting in the room. Choose your bedding. Accessorize the room. Improve and change the room over time.

Q: To ensure that you're ready to bake the pizza when you've finished assembling it, it's important to preheat your pizza stone. Place it on the center rack of the oven, turn the temperature to 425 degrees Fahrenheit (220 degrees Celsius), and allow it to heat fully. If you don't have a pizza stone, you can use a pizza pan instead. Just make sure to lightly grease the pan with olive oil before transferring the dough to it.
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Preheat a pizza stone in the oven.