Don't feel like you have to stick with the traditional red and black or blue and black flannel shirts. You can easily find flannel shirts in all sorts of colors and washes. Try a distressed, acid-washed flannel for an edgy look or opt for a flannel shirt in pastel colors for a softer option. This is probably the most popular way to style a flannel shirt. Simply toss on a T-shirt and layer your favorite flannel over top. Choose a graphic tee to make a statement or a plain tee for a more traditional approach. Any style of jeans will look great, from more relaxed fits to skinny jeans. Tuck in your T-shirt for a more refined look or leave it untucked for a laid-back vibe. A red and black flannel, white T-shirt, and blue jeans is a classic outfit that works well for both men and women. Throwback to the heyday of alternative rock by adding a flannel to your most worn-in and comfortable T-shirt and jeans. Tie the flannel around your waist and head out the door. Complete the look with Converse sneakers or combat boots and sunglasses. Whether you're headed to the mall or the market, it's easy to create a simple but stylish outfit. Button up a flannel shirt and put on a pair of leggings or joggers in a matching neutral color. Toss on some sneakers or boots and finish up the look with a baseball cap or beanie. Flannel is a cold-weather fabric and looks great underneath sweaters and coats. Add a heavy winter jacket, a leather moto jacket, or a puffy fall vest for a great outdoorsy look. Black jeans, a blue and black flannel, and a black vest will keep you warm while also looking polished and put together.
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One-sentence summary -- Play around with colors and styles for a laidback vibe. Create an effortless outfit by wearing a flannel with a T-shirt and jeans. Bring back '90s grunge style by tying a flannel around your waist. Run errands in a cozy flannel and leggings or joggers. Layer your flannel with warm outerwear for cold, wintery days.

. Endometriosis is when endometrial tissue grows outside of the uterus. The tissue may grow around the uterus or even spread to other parts of your abdomen. Painful periods and cramps that last for several days are the main symptom of this condition, but symptoms can also include: Pain when you have sex. Pain when you have a bowel movement or urinate, especially during your period. Excessive bleeding during your period or between periods. Infertility. Other less serious symptoms, such as bloating, diarrhea or constipation, nausea, and fatigue. Adenomyosis is a condition that causes endometrial glands to grow too deeply within the uterine muscular wall. This can lead to an enlarged uterus, painful periods, and other symptoms as well. Some women with adenomyosis have no symptoms, but symptoms may include: Periods that are heavy or that last a long time. Stabbing pain in your pelvis or severe cramps. Cramps that worsen as you get older. Pain during sex. Blood clots that you pass during your period. Swelling in your abdomen due to an enlarged uterus. . Pelvic inflammatory disease often results from a sexually transmitted disease and it causes an infection of a woman's reproductive organs. This condition can cause painful cramps. Other symptoms of pelvic inflammatory disease may include: Pelvic pain. Fever. Foul smelling discharge coming from your vagina. Pain and/or bleeding during sex. A burning sensation during urination. Bleeding between your periods. Cervical stenosis is when the opening of the cervix is narrower than is normal. Some women who are past menopause may have cervical stenosis without any symptoms. However, symptoms of cervical stenosis may include: Not having a period. Having painful periods. Having abnormal bleeding, such as between periods. Infertility. A lump in the pelvic area caused by a bulge in the uterus. Uterine fibroids are muscular tumors that grow in the uterine walls. They are often benign and cause no symptoms. However, tumors, cysts, and malformations can also cause secondary dysmenorrhea, which is why it is important to talk to your gynecologist if you have a sudden onset of severe or ongoing menstrual cramps.. If you do have symptoms of uterine fibroids, then some of the symptoms may include: Bleeding heavily during your period. Having an enlarged abdomen and/or a feeling of fullness in your lower abdomen. Urinating frequently. Experiencing pain during sex. Having pain in your lower back. Having difficulty giving birth or requiring a cesarean section. Being infertile (rare). Intrauterine devices, also known as IUDs can also cause secondary dysmenorrhea. If you have one of these birth control devices and it is causing you severe pain, then talk to your gynecologist. Copper IUDs are more likely to cause severe pain than other types of IUDs.
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One-sentence summary -- Check for symptoms of endometriosis Identify signs of adenomyosis. Watch for symptoms of pelvic inflammatory disease Look for symptoms of cervical stenosis. Check for signs of fibroids. Be aware that IUDs can cause secondary dysmenorrhea.

Use a handheld vacuum to suck up dust particles on the outer section, or inlet ribs, of the box fan. You can also use a feather duster to wipe away dust or dirt. Make sure the fan is unplugged before cleaning, and don't use any water on the outer ribs. Wipe away tough dirt spots with a clean cloth. To remove your fan's grill, follow the instructions related to the specific model of Vornado box fan. You will most likely need to remove screws around the grill and release the grill clips. You can find instructions on how to remove the grill in your owner's manual or online. Once the grill has been properly removed, you can dust it using a cloth or feather duster. If you'd rather wash it, it's okay to use water on the grill. Use dish soap and water to get rid of any dust and dirt particles. Never put the grill in the dishwasher to prevent it from warping due to the heat. To clean the blades, use a soft cloth dampened with plain water to wipe off any dust particles. Using water on the blades is okay, just make sure to dry them off. If your fan was in a greasy environment like a kitchen, you can use a mild soap to wash the blades. Once all of the pieces have dried off, reassemble the fan by screwing the grill back into place using the screws you took out. If you need help, refer to the fan's instruction manual. Make sure the blades and grill are completely dry before reattaching the pieces and plugging the fan into an outlet.
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Use a handheld vacuum or feather duster for general cleaning. Remove the grill to clean the fan thoroughly. Clean the grill by dusting it or washing it with dish soap. Wipe down the blades using a damp cloth. Put the fan back together once it's completely dry.