Problem: Article: Many people are at risk, and you should know if you are too. People who are at risk are: Those with spina bifida (myelomeningocele) Healthcare workers and rubber industry workers People who have had repeated exposure through multiple surgeries, repeated exposure to: latex tipped urinary catheters, medical equipment with latex, condoms, rubber latex gloves, and other household or pubic use of rubber latex products (this includes breathing in the protein molecules suspended in the air by use of powder on latex gloves, etc.), People who have food allergies that have protein molecules that simulate the proteins in latex: the most common being banana, fig, tomato, strawberry, tropical fruits, and chestnut/hazelnut
Summary: Figure out if you are at risk.

Problem: Article: Surgical "debridement" refers to a "cleaning out" of the joint. Your surgeon will remove any scar tissue and damaged areas, as well as any other debris found in your joint. She will then reconstruct or replace the worn out surfaces in your joint as needed. Surgery on a joint can most often be done laparoscopically. What this means is that only a few small incisions will be made, and the surgeon will then use cameras inside your joint and small tools to clean the joint and to make repairs and replacements as needed. All surgery comes with certain risks, such as the risk of infection, the risk of causing further damage to the structures in your joint, and the risk of bleeding. However, these complications are very rare, and the benefits of surgery tend to far exceed the risks. On average, surgical repair of a joint with post-traumatic arthritis leads to very good results. Most people experience a reduction in pain, and perhaps even complete resolution of their pain. However, it usually takes a few months to completely recover from surgery and to regain function in the affected joint. You will need to be persistent and dedicated throughout the recovery process. There will be discomfort initially following surgery. You can ask your physician about which pain medications to use to help control the post-surgical pain in the initial stages following the procedure. Some people need to use crutches, a cane, a walker, or a sling temporarily while the affected joint heals. You will likely be referred to a physiotherapist for a formal rehabilitation program following surgery on your injured joint.
Summary: Have your joint surgically debrided and reconstructed. Understand the risks of surgery. Be aware of the expected recovery time.

Problem: Article: A blinking red light is a common problem with Ninja Blenders. Your blender will not work if the red light is blinking. To fix this problem, first check to see if the lid is locked. The blender will not work unless it is closed and locked. The blender is not locked until it has been pushed all the way down on the container. If the lid is locked, but the red light is still blinking, look at the arrows on your blender. There should be a white arrow on the lid and handle. These arrows need to be aligned for the blender to work. Move the lid until the white arrow on the lid aligns with the arrow on the handle. Then, check to see if the red light has stopped blinking. If it has, you can use the blender. Another potential reason for a blinking red light is if the pitcher is not properly aligned on the base. If it has been aligned correctly, it should be able to rotate. The pitcher will not easily rotate if it has not been placed properly on the base. Remove the pitcher and place it back on the base again to check if this is the problem. If the red light still does not go away, call Ninja Blender customer service for advice.
Summary: Check to see if the lid is locked. Make sure the white arrows on your blender are aligned. Fit the pitcher on the base of the blender.

Problem: Article: Add 1 cup (267 g) of coarse sea salt to a glass jar or container. Pour in cup (118 ml) of liquid coconut oil, and mix with a fork until the ingredients are fully combined. If you don't have coconut oil, you can substitute olive oil. Once the salt and coconut oil are fully combined, mix in 5 to 7 drops of grapefruit essential oil. Stir the scrub well to distribute the fragrance throughout the mixture. You can use other citrus essential oils if you prefer, such as lemon, lime, or orange. However, grapefruit is particularly good for the scrub because it has antibacterial and antiseptic properties. You can use the scrub once or twice a week. Keep it beside your sink so it's easy to remember to use it when your hands feel dry and rough. Be sure to store the scrub with a lid on to keep it airtight.
Summary:
Mix the salt and coconut oil. Add the essential oil. Store the scrub beside your sink.