Q: While most small boils heal up on their own, it's a good idea to see your doctor for further evaluation if you have unusually large or severe boils. You should also get boils that recur or appear in groups checked out. Make an appointment right away if: You have a boil or carbuncle on your face, spine or buttocks. Your boil is very painful or fast-growing. Your boil or carbuncle is accompanied by a fever, chills, or other symptoms of general illness. The boil is larger than 2 inches (5.1cm) across. Your boil hasn't healed after 2 weeks of home treatment. The boil healed and then returned. You have any other concerns or are not sure whether the infection is a boil. In most cases, your doctor should be able to confirm that you have a boil with a physical exam. If you have frequent or recurring boils, however, they may wish to do further testing to confirm the diagnosis or determine an underlying cause. Let your doctor know if you have a history of recurring boils or any other symptoms that may be causing you concern. Your doctor might take a sample of fluid from the boil and send it to the lab for analysis. This can be useful for determining the best treatment for your boil, especially if it is caused by an antibiotic-resistant form of bacteria. Let your doctor know if you have any other health issues that may be related to your boils. Common risk factors for boils include diabetes, skin conditions such as eczema or acne, a weakened immune system from a recent illness or a medical condition, or recent close contact with someone who has boils or carbuncles. Depending on the severity of your boil, your doctor may recommend home treatment, or they might suggest more aggressive interventions. For example, they might offer to make a small incision and drain the boil in the office, or prescribe an antibiotic to help eliminate the infection. Carefully follow your doctor's instructions for home care. Always finish any course of prescribed antibiotics unless your doctor instructs you to do otherwise. Your doctor might instruct you to use warm compresses to relieve pain and encourage the boil to rupture. If your doctor drains the boil in the office, you may need to wear dressings over the wound while it heals. Additionally, you may have 1 or 2 stitches over the wound. Follow up with the doctor as directed to make sure the boil is healing properly.
A: See your doctor if you have severe or multiple boils. Allow the doctor to run tests if they recommend it. Talk to your doctor about your treatment options.

Article: Studies show that people are less likely to get teased or bullied if they exhibit an assertive attitude. You can stop being a victim to bullying by changing your reaction. Beware of your body language. Lift your chin, keep your back straight, and pull your shoulders back. If showing strong, positive signals doesn't come naturally, practice your assertive attitude at home while you're away from the bully. If you have friends that you trust, consider asking them to help and advice. Have them point out when you're lacking confidence or when you're being assertive. Keeping a record of the bully's taunts will help you to keep dates straight and establish a pattern. You will need to establish a pattern if this goes further and you report the behavior to a boss at work or the police if this is a domestic situation that you need help for. Save emails and take screenshots of social media comments right away. If you wait too long, the bully may delete them. Make sure this conversation includes a clear picture of the pattern and any documentation. If you are at school, you can tell an instructor or a school administrator. If this is at work, go to the meeting with suggestions as to how this can be fixed. This might include moving the bully to a different department or working with HR. Be prepared to answer what you want to have happen. If you meet with the person at work face-to-face, follow up with an email documenting when the meeting took place and follow ups so you have it in writing what occurred. This will be included in the documentation if the behavior continues.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Be mindful of your physical and emotional reaction. Document any offenses. Speak to a superior or someone who can help.

Problem: Article: When you're growing a plant from a seed, it can help to germinate the seed first, because this will increase the chances of it taking root in the ground. Place the seeds in a small bowl and fill it with warm water. Let the seeds sit in the water for 24 hours. After 24 hours, drain the water. On each seed, use your nail to gently pick away a small portion of the seed covering. Note that wisteria should be planted outdoors in the spring or fall, so make sure you start the germination process about six weeks before you want to transplant it outside. Fill a seed starter most of the way with potting soil and place one or two wisteria seeds on top of the soil in each pod. Make sure the seeds are on their sides. Cover them with one-quarter inch of potting soil. Place the seed trays in a warm, bright room. Add some water to the soil, and keep it moist for the duration of the sprouting time. Keep the seeds warm and moist while they germinate, and give them lots of natural light. The seeds should sprout within 10 to 30 days. Before you can transplant the sprouts, make sure they are at least four to five inches tall, and have a couple leaves on each stalk.
Summary: Germinate the seeds. Plant the seeds in a seed starter. Allow the seeds to sprout.

Q: If you wish to block a number from sending you voice calls, open the phone app. If you wish to block a number from sending you text messages, open the text message app. It the Phone app, you can usually find a list of calls in the "Recent" list. Recent text messages are displayed when you open the Text message app. It's the button with three dots in the upper-right corner of the call or text message. This displays a drop-down menu. It's in the drop-down menu when you tap the icon with three dots in the upper-right corner. This blocks the number from your Android device. Numbers blocked from the Phone app go straight to voicemail. Numbers blocked from the Text app go to a separate folder. If you do not want to receive voicemail or text messages from a number, use Methods 1 and 2 to block a number from your Sprint account. Numbers blocked from your Sprint account are informed that you are not receiving calls when they try to contact you. To learn how to block a voice calls on iPhone, read How to Block a Number on iPhone.
A:
Open the Phone or Text app. Open a call or text message from the number you want to block. Tap . Tap People Options (text messages only). Tap Block Number.