Write an article based on this "Take a decongestant if you have a sinus infection or cold. Visit your doctor if your ears don't clear up after 3-4 days. Take antibiotics as prescribed by your doctor. Have a doctor check for growths if fluid appears in 1 ear without a cold. Opt for surgery if the fluid can't be removed any other way."
article: The decongestant will allow your ears to drain naturally. Take the medication according to the instructions on the label. You can use an over-the-counter decongestant, such as Sudafed or Afrin, in pill or spray form. Your doctor may prescribe a cortisone pill, such as Prednisone or Medrol. Take this medication according to your doctor's instructions. Your ears will usually clear up after 3-4 days. This pill will decrease inflammation in your Eustachian Tubes in your ears so that fluid can drain naturally. Antibiotics are especially important for children, although adults may use them too. The antibiotics will treat any current infection and prevent new ones from developing. If you suddenly have unexplained fluid in only 1 of your ears, it can be a symptom of a growth, such as a benign tumor or cancer. Ask your doctor for a referral to an Ear, Nose, and Throat (ENT) doctor.The ENT will perform a cancer screening. The ENT will begin with a visual examination of your ear and blood tests. If they think you have a growth in your ear, they will give you a local anesthetic and take a sample of the tissue for testing. MRI scans may also be used. Since it can take a while for the ear to drain completely, they may place a tube in your ear. When your ears have healed, your doctor will remove the tube at their office. They will also follow up with you occasionally to make sure your ears are in good condition after the surgery. Children may need the tubes in their ears for between 4 and 6 months. Adults may only need the tubes for 4-6 weeks. The first surgery will require anesthesia at a hospital as an outpatient procedure. Tubes often fall out on their own, or they can be removed without the use of anesthesia at your doctor's office.

Write an article based on this "Download and install 7-Zip. Open Start . Open File Explorer . Go to your GZ folder's location. Select your GZ folder. Click the Home tab. Click Copy path. Open 7-Zip. Click the 7-Zip address bar. Enter the GZ folder's address. Click the folder icon. Click Extract. Select an extraction destination. Click OK."
article: Skip this step if you already have 7-Zip on your computer. To install 7-Zip: Go to http://www.7-zip.org/download.html Click Download to the left of an exe option at the top of the page. Double-click the 7-Zip setup file. Click Yes when prompted. Click Install Click Close when the installation completes. Click the Windows logo in the bottom-left corner of the screen. The Start menu will open. Click the folder-shaped icon in the bottom-left side of the Start menu. Click the folder that contains the GZ folder on the left side of the File Explorer window. You may have to click through multiple folders to get to the GZ folder. Click the folder to do so. This tab is in the top-left corner of the File Explorer window. Clicking it prompts a toolbar to appear below the Home tab. It's in the "Clipboard" section of the Home toolbar. Click the 7-Zip app icon, which resembles a black-and-white "7z". It's near the top of the 7-Zip window, just below the row of buttons (e.g., Add, Extract, etc.). Doing so will select the address bar's contents. Press Ctrl+V to place the path to the GZ folder in the address bar, then press Enter. Doing so will take you to the GZ folder and allow you to view its contents. It's on the far-left side of the address bar. Doing so selects the entire GZ folder, allowing you to extract all of its contents into a regular folder. This - icon is in the top-left side of the 7-Zip window. A pop-up window will appear. Click on the far-right side of the "Extract to" field, select a destination (e.g., Desktop), and click OK. It's at the bottom of the window. Doing so will close the window and begin extracting the GZ folder's contents into a regular folder in your selected destination. Once the process completes, you can double-click the extracted folder to view the GZ folder's contents.

Write an article based on this "Cease shaving. Utilize a depilatory to remove hair. Put benzoyl peroxide salve or a razor bump cream on shaved areas."
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Stop shaving and allow the hair to grow. Try this for a short time, even if it's not possible to do this as a long-term solution. The less often you shave, the fewer chances you have to get irritated skin. Even just a few days will help your skin heal itself. If you're in dire straits, get a doctor's note telling school or work that you're free to grow that beard. Or that leg hair -- whichever. Depilatories dissolve hair at its root within the hair follicle. Using a depilatory reduces skin irritation caused by shaving. However, watch for allergic reactions to depilatories. Depilatories are approved for sensitive skin, but skin allergies do occur. In case it wasn't clear, with this you won't be shaving. That's certainly one way to avoid razor burn and bumps! Apply 2.5- to 5-percent benzoyl peroxide on your skin immediately after shaving to reduce redness, irritation or bumps. Benzoyl peroxide was originally created as an acne treatment, but it is now a common treatment for the avoidance of razor burn. There are a whole bunch of razor bump creams on the market that can be found at your local drugstore, like Bump Stopper and Tend Skin. Use it as a preventative tactic if you are particularly prone to them.