Problem: Write an article based on this summary: See your doctor if you have symptoms of an ovarian cyst. Discuss surgery to remove large, painful, or complicated cysts. Ask about using hormone treatments to prevent future cysts.

Answer: Schedule an appointment with your doctor if you experience symptoms such as dull or sharp pelvic pain, persistent feelings of fullness or heaviness in your lower abdomen, or abdominal bloating. Your doctor can determine whether or not these symptoms are being caused by ovarian cysts and work with you to develop an appropriate treatment plan. The etiology, or cause, of the symptoms is especially important since this can indicate whether or not you have a medical condition that requires urgent medical care or a benign cyst. Go to the emergency room if you have serious symptoms such as severe abdominal or pelvic pain that comes on suddenly, or pain accompanied by fever, nausea, or vomiting. These can be signs of a serious complication, such as a twisted ovary or a ruptured cyst. Your doctor may perform a variety of diagnostic tests, such as ultrasounds and blood tests. If tests show that your cysts are small and benign, your doctor will probably recommend "watchful waiting," with regular checkups to see if the cysts go away on their own. In some situations, however, they may recommend more aggressive treatments, such as surgery to remove the cysts or the affected ovary. This may be necessary if you have 1 or more cysts that: Are large or growing Do not resolve on their own after 2-3 menstrual cycles Cause pain or other symptoms Show signs of being cancerous Hormonal medications such as birth control pills can help keep cysts from forming by preventing ovulation. If you are prone to developing ovarian cysts during ovulation, this may be a good option for you. While the pill can help prevent new cysts from forming, it can't shrink or dissolve cysts that are already present.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use your hands to break a small mirror down the scored line. Snap larger score lines by applying pressure on a flat surface. Break the glass along the score line with running pliers. Use running pliers and a springy surface to break curved score lines. Sand and seal the edges of your newly cut mirror (optional).

Answer: There are a number of ways to cleanly break the mirror. One of the easiest ways is with your hands, although it's not always the most ideal, especially if you are working with a very large piece of mirror. If the mirror is small enough for you to hold, firmly grasp it in both hands and place one thumb on each side of the first score line. Press down with both thumbs simultaneously, taking care to do so with equal pressure. Quickly make a snapping motion with your wrists and the mirror should break crisply along the score line. Always wear protective gloves when you're breaking glass. The score lines render the glass unstable and sometimes it can shatter in ways you aren't expecting. Place the mirror, scored-side down, on a soft and flat surface. Use your hands to press down on the unscored side, applying pressure along the score line. The glass should cleanly snap. You can also place the mirror on the edge of a flat surface, making sure to line up the score line with the edge. Use your hand to press down on the side of the glass that is hanging over the edge until you see the glass snap crisply. If you feel uncomfortable breaking the mirror with your hands, or if the piece of glass is too large to do it that way, use running pliers. Place them so the bottom jaw touches the score on your mirror. The top jaw should touch the mirror about 1/2 inch (1.3 cm) on either side of the score line. Squeeze the pliers, which will cause them to separate, and the pressure will widen the score line. This widening will cause the score to crack along the rest of your line in a very controlled breaking pattern. If you're breaking a long score line, you might want to apply the pliers gently at one end, until you hear a very faint clicking sound. Then turn the mirror around and do the same thing on the other end of the line. This will cleanly complete the break at the edges. For scores that have multiple curves, turn the mirror upside down on a springy surface, such as a piece of foam or cardboard. If the curve isn't very dramatic, press down on the score line with your thumb, which will cause the break. However, running pliers are the best to use on curves and semi-circles. If you're cutting mirror with lots of curves, invest in running pliers and the breaking process will go much more smoothly. If you're placing your mirror in a frame so that the raw edges won't be visible, this is probably unnecessary (although you can still do it if you like). Sand down the edges with sandpaper, then apply mirror edge sealant or some other hermetic coating to the edges. You can find these materials at any hardware store. You can also use clear fingernail polish and get similar results.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Share your concerns with your spouse. Accompany your spouse to see a professional. Be supportive. Participate in support groups.

Answer: If your narcissist seems open-minded, bring up the topic of getting help. In many cases, narcissistic behavior patterns have led to problems in the narcissist's marriage, family, friendships, and career. Use one of these aspects as a benchmark to convince your spouse to get help. For instance, if your spouse is very career-oriented, but has been struggling to work as a team player, you might use this as fuel for a conversation. Say, "Sweetie, I know you were hoping for a promotion this year, but you've been having trouble with the team at work. I think it would be a great idea if you talked with someone who can help you build on the skills you already have to increase your odds of getting chosen for the position." Although it may seem like a good idea to search for a marriage therapist to help your spouse, avoid this dynamic in favor of having your spouse attend individual therapy. In many cases, couples therapy results in the narcissist playing the victim role, leading to very little change. Instead help your partner find an individual therapist who has experience treating personality disorders. You don't have to share your suspicions about the specific disorder with your spouse, but this increases the odds of your spouse being properly diagnosed and treated. Be sure to let the therapist know about your suspicions that your spouse is a narcissist. However, do not let your spouse find out that you have shared this information or they may become enraged. Refrain from trying to steer your spouse into treatment one way or another. Treatment for personality disorders like narcissism require long-term, intensive one-on-one therapy, and your spouse must be a willing participant. However, it can be helpful to ask how you can show support as they go through treatment. You might say, "Darling, I'm so proud of you for seeking help with what you're going through. What can I do to show my support or help you through this time?" Be open to your spouse's response. They may simply ask for space while they come to terms with the disorder. Since family members are often left to sort through their own emotional situation alone as the narcissist seeks individual treatment, you might find support by attending a local group or joining one online. Ask your spouse's therapist for a recommendation of a support group for loved ones of those with narcissistic personality disorder. You might also research forums online to locate other spouses or family members of narcissists. It may also bring awareness for your spouse to attend these groups as well. Spouses of narcissists may also benefit from seeing a therapist to resolve the emotional damage inflicted by their spouses and help them learn to cope.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Make posters. Put the posters up everywhere, but always ask permission before putting them up. Ring your local newspaper/radio-station/etc. Encourage the bands to put the gig on their social media accounts, such as Facebook and Instagram.

Answer:
The 'budget' but classy way to do this is, to make one simple poster with white writing and a black background and get someone who works in an office to photocopy it as much as possible. Otherwise, you will have an extra cost for printing. Put the following on the poster Headlining Band Band on before them Opening band Location Date Cost Any and all websites relating to bands, venue, tickets, you etc. Put them up in music stores, local youth hangouts, Internet cafes, schools/colleges (if allowed) and modern clothes shops. and tell them that the gig is on. Give them all the information you have on the poster, or even post them a copy of the poster. Write a Press Release, and send it to newspapers in your area, and the area of the gig, a few weeks before the gig. Try to get the newspaper to send a photographer if they have an 'Out& About' section or similar. Try to set up your own account dedicated to your organising gigs if you are really serious.