Q: Men can have hydroceles for many reasons, the three most common of which are inflammation, infection (such as a sexually transmitted infection), or injury to one or both of their testicles. It can also be caused by injury or infection in the epididymis (a coil-like tube at the back of the testicles which is responsible for the maturation, storage and transport of sperm). Sometimes, a hydrocele can also be formed if your tunica vaginalis (the membrane-like covering that covers your testes) collects too much fluid without being able to get rid of it. To differentiate hydrocele from other testicular pathology, such as testicular cancer or hernia, shine a flashlight on the scrotum and see if the scrotum transilluminates (allows light to pass through the mass). To do this, dim the lights and shine a bright flashlight at the scrotum. If the scrotum transilluminates, then the mass is a hydrocele. A hernia can cause a hydrocele. However, this form of hydrocele generally presents itself as swelling higher up in the scrotum. To put it in perspective, this sort of swelling is about 2 to 4 centimeter (0.8 to 1.6in) from the base of the scrotum. A hernia occurs when an organ protrudes through the tissue that normally contains it. In the case of a hydrocele, it is not uncommon for a piece of the intestine to protrude through the abdominal wall into the scrotum and is known as an inguinal hernia. Filariasis is a tropical disease that is caused by filarial worms get into a person's lymph vessels. These worms are also the cause of elephantiasis. Instead of abdomen fluid, these worms cause a hydrocele to form that is actually filled with cholesterol and can be referred to as a chylocele. If you live in the United States and have never visited Asia, Africa, a Western Pacific Island or any part of the Caribbean or South American, then you do not need to worry about this. However, if you live in any of these places or have spent time in these areas prior to your hydrocele development, you should visit a doctor as soon as possible. If you have a hydrocele, it is generally best to visit a doctor because a hydrocele could indicate more serious problems. Before your appointment, write down any recent injuries around the genital area that have occurred, any symptoms you have had (e.g. pain or difficulty walking), any medications you are taking, any inflammatory conditions of the scrotum, and when the hydrocele appeared.
A: Understand what causes hydroceles in adult men. Be aware that hernias can cause hydroceles. Know that filariasis can cause a type of hydrocele. Visit a doctor.

Q: Exercise has a stimulating effect, and can help you stay awake. The effects of exercise can also last several hours. When you know that you will need to stay awake for a long period, try some vigorous physical activity ahead of the time when you think you will start to feel tired. You can also try brief exercises while staying awake. A few jumping jacks or pushups every now and then, for instance, can help reinvigorate you. A short walk increases your oxygen intake to your brain and muscles, giving you energy and helping you stay awake. The effects of walking can last for several hours, so try taking a 10 minute walk every two hours when you want to stay awake. You can reap these benefits whether you walk indoors or outdoors. Getting plenty of oxygen contributes to physical energy and mental alertness. If you are trying to stay awake, periodically try one of these breathing exercises for a boost: Sit up straight. Put one hand on your belly and the other on your chest. Inhale deeply through your nose. You should feel the hand on your belly raise, but the hand on your chest should not move. Breathe out slowly, with your mouth barely open. Use your hand on your belly to push air out, if you want. Repeat this exercise ten times. Quickly inhale and exhale through your nose (about three breaths a second), keeping your mouth closed. Then breathe normally. Repeat this process for fifteen seconds or more.
A: Exercise ahead of time. Take a walk. Try some breathing exercises.

Q: Use your phone until your battery is entirely drained, and your phone automatically turns off. Calibrating your phone's battery may be helpful if your phone charges super fast and then drains super fast. After the phone automatically shuts down, turn it on again, and let it shut down automatically with the last bit of power in the battery. This will start charging your phone. Do not turn on your phone after plugging it into the charger. If you have a battery display on your screen, you can see when you hit the 100% mark. Otherwise, your phone could take anywhere from 1 to 6 hours or more to fully charge. When your phone is fully charged, use the standard power button to turn it on. After fully charging your battery, make sure to restart your phone in order to fully apply all the new settings. Your battery should now be re-calibrated and may show improvements in performance and endurance.
A: Discharge your entire battery. Try turning on your phone again. Plug your phone into the charger. Wait until the phone is fully charged. Turn on your phone. Restart your phone. Unplug the charger.

Q: Once you have the tea, you'll want to leave Celadon, exiting the city to the east (which is the right side of the screen). You don't necessarily need to heal your Pokemon at the Celadon City Pokemon Center, though it won't hurt there are no enemy trainers on Route Seven. Route Seven is very short and safe compared to other routes all you need to do to reach the Saffron City gate is walk south, then east (down, then right). Hop or walk down the ledge and enter the skinny, sideways facing building. The only way to get into a fight on Route Seven is to walk through the patch of tall grass above the path you need to take. This isn't necessary to get to Saffron City, however. Inside the gatehouse, you'll see a police officer. Originally, this officer would have kept you from entering Saffron City. Now, however, you'll want to approach him and talk to him he should take the tea and drink it. After this, he will let you through the gate without any harm done. Congratulations! Exit the building to the right and you'll have made it to Saffron City!
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Head east to Route Seven. Enter the gatehouse to Saffron City. Talk to the police officer.