Q: A pain medication can keep you more comfortable by reducing the pain of a sore throat and achy muscles. It will also reduce your fever. Don't double dose. Many flu and cold medications contain acetaminophen, so don't take it separately unless you're sure it's not in your other medications. Check the labels for the drug, as medications must list the individual drugs and dosages on the package. Wait 6 hours between taking acetaminophen to see if your fever returns. Nasal sprays can relieve congestion. Nasal decongestant sprays contain medications to help with congestion. They are safe to use at any time of day, even at night, as they only affect the nose. Be sure to follow the time schedule on the back of the bottle. Pill decongestants can make you jittery, keeping you awake, but sprays won't because they work locally. However, you should stop using them after 3 days, as after that amount of time, they can make congestion worse. Nasal saline sprays can be used in conjunction with decongestant sprays because they do not contain medications, just sterile saltwater. They can loosen mucus and provide moisture to nasal membranes. They can also partially clear out the virus and bacteria from the nose. Antihistamines can reduce symptoms such as a runny nose or watery eyes. However, be aware that some antihistamines can make you drowsy. Don't use an antihistamine if you plan on drinking alcohol or driving. Cough syrups can help with many flu symptoms, making you more comfortable. Cough suppressants lessen the effects of a dry cough. Cough expectorants are best for a wet cough that produces mucus. Expectorants bring up mucus from the chest, relieving congestion. Bringing up that mucus can help you get over the sickness faster. Only try one medication at a time, but don't combine all three. Many over-the-counter medications treat multiple symptoms at once and can simplify the process, such as Nyquil. When using a medication like Nyquil, always check what medications are in it before taking anything else. For instance, Nyquil Cold and Flu Nighttime Relief Liquid has a cough suppressant, a pain reliever, and an antihistamine in it, so you wouldn't want to take those medications separately while taking Nyquil.
A: Take a pain medication such as acetaminophen. Use nasal sprays. Try an antihistamine. Use a cough syrup. Try a multi-symptom medication.

Article: External hard drives and other USB flash drives are sometimes formatted to work with one operating system (OSX or Windows) only. Depending on the computers you're transferring between you may need to reformat to a more universal formatting option (FAT32) before attempting the transfer. Using a storage device is one of the slowest methods for file transfer but may be the simplest to execute if you're feeling intimidated by the more technical methods. If the storage device is recognized and the files are accessible on both computers, you can proceed. If reformatting is necessary you can find more information at Format FAT32 The limitation of this method is typically speed, as numerous large files will take a significant amount of time to transfer in this fashion. Check that you have enough space on the storage device to house all the files you'd like to transfer before beginning. Your best bet is to know in advance how much space you will need and to plan accordingly. This process will be like other file management on your laptop - simply drag and drop the files you need and wait while they are fully transferred to the storage device. Make sure to disconnect properly to avoid damaging the files, then drag and drop to the client laptop's desktop or another more appropriate location.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Find a compatible storage device. Plug the storage device into the server computer. Move the files to the storage device. Eject the drive and connect to the client laptop.

Q: You can use soap or body wash paired with warm water to loosen the latex. Massage the area with your hands or a scrubber to help the latex lift from your skin. If you bought a latex kit, it may have come with a bottle of body wash designed to wash away the latex. Regular body wash works just as well. This will clear away any of the smaller pieces that may still be in your hair or on your skin. Pat your body dry with a towel.
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Wash the area with warm, soapy water. Rinse your body in warm water once the latex has been removed.