Q: Decongestants help relieve coughing by reducing nasal congestion and drying up mucus in the lungs and expanding airways. You can take decongestants in a variety of ways, such as pills, liquids, and nasal sprays. Look for pills and liquids with phenylephrine and pseudoephedrine as the active ingredients. Excessive use of decongestants can lead to dryness and cause a dry cough. Only use nasal sprays for 2-3 days. More than that might cause more congestion thanks to the "rebound effect." Your body can become dependent on decongestants if you overuse them. Try a menthol cough drops since they tend to be the most effective. These lozenges numb the back of your throat, restricting the cough reflex and putting an end to your coughing fit sooner. For moist coughs, horehound lozenges often prove helpful. Horehound is a bittersweet herb with expectorant properties, so it brings up more phlegm faster, allowing your cough to be over with sooner. Pregnant women should not use horehound. For dry coughs, you could also use slippery elm lozenges. These lozenges are made from the bark of the slippery elm tree. The substances they contain coat the throat, thereby limiting the coughing reflex and putting an end to your hacking. Pregnant and breastfeeding women should not use slippery elm. An over-the-counter medicated chest rub containing menthol or camphor should be able to halt most dry and moist coughs. These rubs should only be applied topically and are not safe to ingest. Do not use medicated chest rubs on infants. An over-the-counter cough suppressant is best used for moist coughs that occur during the middle of the night. Cough suppressants halt the flow of cough-causing mucus and tell your brain to restrict the coughing reflex. They are a good idea if you need to stop your cough temporarily to sleep at night or for another reason, but you should not rely on cough suppressants for the duration of a cough-causing illness since they can cause mucus to stay trapped in your lungs, increasing your risk of developing a bacterial infection. Look for a cough suppressant containing dextromethorphan, pholcodine, or antihistamines. Be careful which medicine you use if your main symptom is a cough. Antihistamines and decongestants in cough medicines can make the mucus hard and dry, making it harder to clear from your airways. Do not give cough medicine to children under 4 years of age. An expectorant will thin the mucus so you can cough it up. Expectorants are great if you have a cough with thick phlegm. Do not give cough medicine to children under 4 years of age since they can cause serious side effects.
A: Take a decongestant. Try medicated throat lozenges. Use a medicated chest rub. Try a cough suppressant. Use an expectorant.

Article: " This is found at the top part of the screen. Tap the NAS device to open its shared folders. Tap on a shared folder to see the files under it. " The file list will open in another dialogue box. Tap on the file that you want to rename. Tap on "Rename" at the bottom menu. Key in the new name of the file then tap "Done."
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Launch WebAccess app. Tap "NAS List. Select a NAS. Select a folder. Tap on "Edit. Select a file. Rename.

Q: A casual and lowkey way to communicate with your crush is to like their pictures and posts so they know that you saw them. But don't overdo it and like a ton of their posts at one time or they may think that you're strange or possibly a stalker. For example, don't like any posts or pictures that they posted before they added you as a friend or they'll know that you were searching through their old stuff and may not want to talk to you. Avoid liking your crush's comments on other people's posts or they may think that you're obsessed with them. When you've had a few conversations with your crush, it's appropriate for you to also make comments on their social media posts. Keep the comments lighthearted and friendly so they'll feel comfortable enough to reply or comment on your own social media posts. Don't write overly long comments. Keep them short and sweet. Avoid attacking someone else who comments on their posts. You may not know their relationship, so it's not appropriate for you to add your opinion. Try not to flirt or post over-the-top compliments or it could come off as creepy and weird. Social media is great for starting casual conversations with your crush without coming on too strong. Post something that you think they'l like and tag them. Tag them in a post that you see that you think they'll enjoy. They can then comment on it and you can keep the conversation going. If your crush is into animals and you see a cute post, like a fluffy cat or an animal doing something adorable, tag your crush so they can see it and respond. Tag your crush in things that you know they'll like, don't tag them in stuff that is overly flirty or mushy or it could drive them away. Use social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram to tag people. Many social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram have a feature that allows you to send a message directly to people. Send your crush messages to talk to them there, but make sure you don't overdo it or they could block you and you won't be able to send them any messages. Don't try to flirt with them if you've just met them or it could push them away and prevent any future conversations.
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Like your crush's posts on social media so they can see you. Comment on their social media posts. Tag your crush in a funny or interesting post so they can comment on it. Send your crush a direct message to talk to them.