Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Examine your shells before taking them from the beach. Do not leave shells out in the sun too long. Be careful not to crack the shell when removing barnacles.

Answer: Make sure the shells you take from the beach do not house aquatic life. Tap the shell gently after picking it up to make sure it is empty. If you hear any scuttling, or see an animal in the shell, put it back where you found it. To dry your shells faster, you can place them out in the sun. However, do not leave them in the sun for more than a few hours. If shells are left in the sun for too long, they will start to lose color. Be extra cautious when removing barnacles. Only use the chiseling method if it's absolutely necessary. You do not want to crack or damage your shell while removing barnacles.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Remove the old door. Measure the door opening. Purchase a door.

Answer: Before anything else, the old door must be removed. Depending on your hinges and whether or not you want to reuse them, there are two possible approaches to this If you don't want to reuse the old hinges, or if they don't have removable pins, you'll need to not only unscrews the door from the hinges, but also the hinges from the frame. If you have hinges with removable pins and you want to reuse them, you can save yourself some steps later by just removing the pins that hold the hinges together. This will allow you to remove the door but leave one part of the hinges attached to the door frame. Start with the top hinge and work your way down. Then, take the door down and remove the hinge parts that are affixed to it. If the pin won't come out easily, tap it gentle from below with a hammer and screwdriver. Using a measuring tape, measure the height and width of the inside edge of the door opening and saddle board. If the doorway is in place where there is a transition between different types of flooring and the floor is of two different heights, measure the high side, as this may necessitate trimming the bottom of the door more. If the old door was a good fit, you may find it easier to measure the door itself. Find a door you like that is close in size to your opening. You will be trimming the door, so you don't need to worry about it being exactly the right size.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Look for common symptoms of appendicitis. Be on the lookout for less common symptoms of appendicitis. Pay attention to abdominal pain. Press on your abdomen. Note any firmness in your abdomen. Try to stand up straight and walk. Be aware of symptom differences in pregnant women and children.

Answer: The most common symptom is a dull abdominal pain near the belly button that radiates or changes near the right lower belly. There are other symptoms that aren't so common. If you find yourself checking off several of them, it might be time to contact your doctor or go to the hospital. You should contact your doctor or go to the hospital as soon as you've identified these symptoms in yourself. Delaying the process will only make your appendix more likely to rupture and will endanger your life. You'll usually notice symptoms within 12 to 18 hours, but they may last up to a week becoming more severe as time goes on. Symptoms include: decreased appetite stomach problems - like nausea, diarrhea, and constipation, especially if paired with frequent vomiting fever - If your temperature is at or over 103F (40C), go to a hospital immediately. If it's at 102F (38C) but you're experiencing several other symptoms, go to the hospital as soon as possible. A low grade fever of around 99F is another symptom. chills and shaking back pain inability to pass gas tenesmus - the feeling that a bowel movement will relieve discomfort Many of these symptoms are similar to viral gastroenteritis. The difference is that the pain is general and not specific in gastroenteritis. In addition to the symptoms above, you may also experience symptoms that are less commonly associated with appendicitis. Here are some less common symptoms you can look out for: Painful urination Vomiting before abdominal pain begins Sharp or dull pain in the rectum, back, or upper or lower abdomen In most adults, your appendix can be located on the lower right side of your abdomen usually one third of the way between your belly button and hip bone. Note that this location may be different for pregnant woman. Watch for a "path" of pain. The sharp pain might move from your navel (belly button) to the area directly over your appendix 12 to 24 hours after you start experiencing symptoms. If you've noticed a distinct progression like this, go straight to the emergency room. In adults, symptoms of appendicitis may get worse within 4-48 hours. If you're diagnosed with appendicitis, it is considered a medical emergency. If it's too painful for you to even touch, especially in the lower right portion, consider going to the emergency room. You may also feel a tenderness in your lower abdomen when you press on it. Look for rebound tenderness. If you press on your lower right abdomen and feel a sharp pain when you quickly release it, then you may have appendicitis and need medical attention. When you press on your abdomen, is your finger able to sink in a bit? Or does your abdomen feel unusually firm and hard? If you notice the latter, you might be bloated, which is another symptom of appendicitis. If you have abdominal pain, but don't have nausea or decreased appetite, it may not be appendicitis. There are many reasons for abdominal pain that don't need a visit to the emergency room. When in doubt, call or see your regular doctor for any abdominal pain that lasts more than 3 days. If you can't do this without severe pain, you might have appendicitis. While you should seek emergency care immediately, you might be able to ease the pain by lying on your side and curling into the fetal position. See if your pain gets worse if you make jarring movements or cough. In pregnant women, the pain might be located differently because the appendix is higher when the woman is pregnant. In children 2 and younger, the pain in the abdomen is usually lower accompanied by vomiting and swelling of the belly. Toddlers with appendicitis sometimes have trouble eating and may seem unusually sleepy. They may refuse to eat even their favorite snacks. In the older child, pain mimics adults in that it starts at the belly button and moves to the lower right quadrant of the belly. Pain does not get better if the child lies down, but it may get worse if the child moves. If the appendix does burst in the child, a high fever is noted.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Work with your doctor to create a treatment plan for you. Ask about an iron supplement to help prevent anemia.

Answer:
While there's no cure for endometriosis, managing your symptoms can help you find relief. Additionally, it's important to monitor your condition to reduce your risk of complications. Treatments don't affect everyone the same way, so look for options that work for you. Talk to your doctor to learn about all of your options and to keep track of your progress. If you've been bleeding heavily for a long time, you could be at risk for anemia. Ask your doctor if you need to take an iron supplement at home to help replenish the supply of iron in your blood.