If you don't have a fever and the pain from your infection isn't serious, you can wait 23 days for the infection to clear up on its own. If this doesn't happenor if the symptoms worsenmake an appointment to see your doctor. Describe your symptoms to the doctor and clarify when the infection began. In some cases, your general practitioner may refer you to a dermatologist. If your belly-button infection is caused by bacteria, your doctor should write you a prescription for an antibiotic cream. These creams typically need to be applied to the affected area 2 or 3 times a day over a period of about a week. The infectionand any associated painshould fade as you use the cream. Ask your doctor how often you should apply the cream or ointment and how much to apply per treatment. Use gloves while applying the ointment, and always wash your hands with soap and warm water after touching the area or applying medications. This will help prevent the infection from spreading. In the case of a fungal navel infection, your doctor will prescribe an antifungal cream or ointment for you to use. Apply the cream as directed by rubbing it onto the red, flaky skin around your navel. In the case of a mild belly-button infection, the doctor may recommend that you use an over-the-counter antifungal ointment or cream. Use gloves to apply the ointment and always wash your hands with warm, soapy water when you're done. As basic as it may seem, a shower is the best way to clean your navel and keep bacteria and fungi out. Use a gentle soap, a soft washcloth, and warm water to clean your abdomen and navel. Once you step out from the shower, don't put any lotion onto your belly button (even if you apply lotion to the rest of your body). The lotion will make your belly button damp and will encourage bacteria to grow. To prevent the spread of infection, don't share your towels or washcloths with anyone else, even your spouse or partner. Clean the shower or bath after you use it with a solution of 12c (120mL) of bleach per 1USgal (3.8L) of water. If your belly button is an "innie," clean it with salt water to prevent another infection from occurring. Mix a spoonful of table salt in 1 cup (240mL) of warm water. Then, dip 1 finger into the solution. Use your finger to massage the saltwater into the recesses of your belly button. Do this 1 time per day until your infection has cleared up. This should clean out any lingering bacteria and fungi. If you'd rather not use your finger to clean your navel, try using a clean, damp washcloth instead. Some navel infections are contagious and can spread to other people or other parts of your own body. Fungal infections can be especially easy to spread. Try to resist touching or scratching your navel while it is infected, and always wash your hands after touching it or applying lotion. Change and wash your clothing and bedsheets regularly. If you live other people, don't share personal items such as towels or bedclothes with them. Encourage everyone to wash their hands regularly.
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One-sentence summary -- Schedule a doctor's appointment if you suspect a navel infection. Apply an antibiotic ointment or cream provided by your doctor. Use an antifungal cream if your infection is caused by a fungus. Take a daily shower to prevent future navel infections. Massage your belly button with salt water if you have a deep navel. Use proper hygiene to keep the infection from spreading or returning.

Article: It's believed that the cumbia was originally a folkloric dance, in which African slaves imitated the Spanish. They did this, in part, through dressing in long skirts like the slave owners. As these two groups began to culturally and racially mix with indigenous Colombians, the cumbia became a dance of courtship and love. As such, the traditional dance almost always included pairs of men and women dancing with one another. However, they generally didn't touch much, if at all. This was set to a new style of music, cumbia, using the rhythm of drums (the African influence) and the melody of flutes (the native Colombians). In its oldest and most traditional form, you hold a burning candle and take short, sliding or dragging steps to mimic the limited foot movement imposed by shackles on slaves' ankles. You dance slowly along with other women in a counterclockwise circle. As you continue moving in a circle, sway your body back and forth while waving your skirt in a figure-8 motion. At times of your choosing, and without warning to your partner, approach him and spin, letting the candle pass before his face before retreating to your place in the circle. Today, candles aren't used much. Instead, women hold both sides of the skirt as they wave it or use one hand to wave the skirt while the other is raised in an open arc. You can dress in the original style or the more flamboyant one of today. If the former, wear a long and colorful skirt (a bolero) and a short-sleeved white shirt. Go either barefoot or in sandals, and wear your hair back. Or you can dress as many do today in long, colorful dresses. The skirt of the dress is often made of layers and ruffles and adorned with sequins. Wearing flower headdresses or a large flower tucked behind your ear is common. Large earrings and a face full of makeup are also the norm. You can go barefoot or in sandals. Much of the man's dance involves trying to lure the woman to him. His steps and movements are also faster than hers. Dance behind and around the woman, and take your hat on and off your head with one hand while holding the other behind your back. This gesture is intended to entice the woman toward you. When she approaches and spins, you can "crown" her with your hat before also spinning around her and then retreating. In some scenarios, the man holds a red handkerchief, bends low and fans the woman's feet with it. Wear white pants and a white shirt; a hat or sombrero; and a large, colorful (often red) handkerchief tied around your neck. You can go barefoot or in sandals.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Get in an alluring state of mind. Sway like the women. Pursue the woman if you're a man.