Q: It is likely that you will receive anti-fungal medication, and in almost all cases (95 percent) the forms of the disease can be treated successfully. Early diagnosis for long lasting or severe symptoms (see symptoms above) and beginning aggressive anti-fungal treatment is important. Be alert to tell your medical doctor or consult other physician (or veterinarian for animals) of your ongoing issues. Request tests with doctors for persons who show symptoms. Screening tests are not performed on people without symptoms to see if they have been exposed. While you should remain confident that it is treatable, be aware that sometimes it may develop into several life-threatening, severe forms such as: Growth of invasive nodules in the brain or lungs, Fungal pneumonia, or May develop meningitis (compare to spinal meningitis) -- a lethal nerve and brain lining disease; Also skin infections are possible.
A: Seek treatment from your usual medical professional. Follow up if your do not feel relief. Remain positive.

Q: The summer solstice is a great time to find inner peace and balance. Try the sun salutation and the tree pose or simply sit quietly for a while. Meditation and yoga are intended to exercise both your body and your soul, balancing both in harmony through thought and physical movement. Begin this routine on the morning of the summer solstice and aim to make it a daily habit from this time on. The summer solstice heralds the beginning of summer, which also represents the time of fulfillment. This is an excellent time to take stock of your life and assess how your goals are progressing. From earlier New Year's resolutions to the big goals in your life, ask yourself how you're doing in achieving these things for yourself and others you care about. Are you still aligned with your goals or have you strayed from them? Take this opportunity to reinvigorate them and to make any necessary changes to achieve your aims in life. Be honest with your goal appraisalset aside those goals that aren't taking you in the direction you want to go now. We all grow and change over time; make sure you're not hanging onto goals that no longer fit the person you have become. . Keeping a gratitude journal can remind you of all the positive things in your life. Write down things and people you are thankful for, as well as abilities or qualities you possess that you are grateful. Jot down positive experiences you have had as well. Try to recognize all the good and wonderful things in your life, to help you better notice fulfillment when you feel it. The summer solstice is a great day to decide to learn more about a healing technique that has interested you for a while, such as reiki, therapeutic massage, or acupuncture. You could go to a session and try a new healing therapy for something that ails you, be it stress, pain, etc. Alternatively, if you would like become a practitioner in healing arts, look for courses that you can take. The stability of summer and the promise of balmy, warmer days ahead is considered to be a time to develop yourself, to set yourself free, and to nurture yourself. Take the easier nature of summer as a reason to make greater efforts to make positive changes. Refresh your home by creating a new layout. Rearrange furniture or swap out pieces for things you have stored in your attic or basement. Add new accents, like pillows, art, lamps, etc. Get rid of clutter, but keep things that bring you joy. Readjust your nutrition intake using the fresh fruits and vegetables of summer as your base. Use this opportunity to align your thinking about food to one that involves eating more greens, locally grown foods and organic foods and eating less processed foods. Find an exercise that you really click. Choose something that you enjoy doing, rather than something you suffer through. Think about meditation, yoga, swimming, running, or riding a bicycle.
A: Do yoga or meditate. Seek fulfillment from your life. Start a gratitude journal Learn new ways to heal. Focus your energy on positive changes.

Q: Pair together lots of patterned tops and comfortable bottoms with loose cardigans layered over the outfit. Your stoma may be harder to hide as it fills. Wearing layered clothing and patterns helps to cover the area. Wear a thin belt over a top or dress, right under your bust. This will create just enough visual variation in the top half your outfit to help hide your ostomy bag. As you're out and about, you may encounter situations where you can't get to a bathroom right away but your bag is filling quickly. Wearing a scarf or light jacket will help to cover the area more easily, hiding swollen ostomy bags until you can take care of them. Wear a light cardigan or kimono jacket over a tank top and jeans for a fashionably concealing effect. While it may be harder to wear the clothes you used to enjoy, you can still indulge freely in any pair of shoes you like! Make your shoes the centerpiece of your outfit by picking gorgeous pairs you may not have thought to wear before. Experiment with different colors and types. A fabulous pair of shoes will also deflect attention away from your waistline and your stoma. Wear a pair of bright red boots to set off an all black outfit! Lace-up flats are a fun and flexible shoe style that are suitable for many different settings. Hair decorations, jewelry, ties, and other accessories are not only great ways to express your unique style, but can keep attention off your stoma. Play around with a variety of accessories until you find something you like. Pair a dark-colored, casual dress with a bright red hat. Wear a bright, patterned necktie with a semi-formal or formal outfit.
A: Layer your outfits to keep your stoma well hidden. Accessorize with scarves and jackets to hide your bag as it expands. Express yourself with a bold pair of shoes! Experiment with colorful and vibrant accessories.

Q: . You can fresh-squeeze the lemonade from real lemons, or us a packet. The idea is for it to be regular lemonade, so use your favorite way of making lemonade for the base. Once chilled sufficiently, add ice and enjoy.
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Make lemonade Keep in the refrigerator for at least an hour. Serve.