Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Present your doctor with a detailed list of symptoms. Get any necessary medical tests. Talk to your doctor about dietary supplements. Get or give yourself a scalp massage.

Answer: If your headaches do not go away with lifestyle and other changes, see a doctor for evaluation. While usually not serious, chronic headaches can be caused by other medical problems. To help your doctor provide the best diagnosis, make a list of your symptoms. Keep a headache diary, chronicling when your headaches occur and any potential triggers. Include the intensity of each headache. You should also note how long your headaches have been occurring and any existing medical conditions you have. Depending on your symptoms, your doctor may want to run some tests to check for underlying conditions that may be causing your headaches. They may order a CT scan, an MRI, or blood work to check for neurological or other problems. If your doctor orders any tests, make sure you ask them about preparing ahead of time. Some tests may require you not to eat or drink the day before, for example. Depending on what your doctor thinks is causing the headaches, they may suggest dietary supplements. Magnesium, butterbur, feverfew, coenzyme Q10, and riboflavin are supplements that have reduced headache symptoms for some. Discuss dietary supplements with your doctor to see if they would be safe given your current health and any existing medications. Never introduce a dietary supplement before talking to your doctor first. Massage therapy involves seeing a professional masseuse to have your head, temples, and other body parts massaged to reduce the frequency of headaches. However, you can also give yourself a daily scalp massage to help prevent and possibly also relieve a headache. To give yourself a scalp massage, press your fingertips to your scalp and move them in small circles around your head. Do this for 5 to 10 minutes daily or as needed.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Put on gloves and goggles. Pour 4tsp (20ml) of 30% hydrogen peroxide into a graduated cylinder. Add 3 drops of food coloring. Add about 212UStbsp (37ml) of dish soap and swirl it to mix. Add the potassium iodide to the solution and quickly stand back! Test for the presence of oxygen. Clean up.

Answer: The concentrated hydrogen peroxide used in this experiment will burn the skin and eyes. It can also bleach fabric, so choose your clothing with that in mind. This hydrogen peroxide is stronger than any household peroxide. Be sure to handle with care and make sure the graduated cylinder is set on a stable location. Play with the food dye for fun effects. Create fun patterns and color variations. To make the final product striped, tilt the graduated cylinder and drip food coloring down the sides. Add a small layer of liquid dish soap by pouring it into the solution down the side of the cylinder. You can also use powdered dish soap but be sure to mix the solution thoroughly. Using a spatula, add the potassium iodide to create the chemical reaction. You can also dissolve the potassium iodide in water in a vial before adding to the solution. Large colored foam will rise out of the cylinder. Place a glowing wood splint near the foam and watch it reignite as the oxygen is released from the emerging foam. Flush the remaining solution down the drain using plenty of water. Make sure all glowing wood splints are out and there are no open flames. Close and store the hydrogen peroxide and potassium iodide.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Tell your dentist you're pregnant. Let your dentist know what medications and prenatal supplements you are taking. Get normal preventative dental care during your pregnancy. Get any urgent dental procedures done. Put off any elective procedures until after the pregnancy. Get treatment for periodontal disease if you have it.

Answer: Because the dentist will want to add extra protection during x-rays, it is important to tell your dentist about being pregnant. They may also want to change your treatment plan, especially if you have any procedures scheduled that aren't necessary before the baby's due. As with any doctor, it's especially important to let them know what you are taking during pregnancy so as avoid any negative interactions that may harm the baby's development. Make sure you do this before any procedures are undertaken or medications are prescribed. Getting your regular check up at the dentist is very important when you're pregnant as you are at risk of worsened gingivitis and periodontal disease. When you're at your checkup, make sure you let your hygienist or dentist know about any changes in your gums since becoming pregnant. It is safe to get most urgent dental procedures such as root canals during pregnancy. They will likely use less anesthesia, but will still want to make you comfortable, so don't hesitate to tell them if you are uncomfortable during a procedure. Any tooth pain or infection should be handled as soon as possible, because of the risk of bacteria spreading and endangering your pregnancy. Because you don't want to take any unnecessary risks, avoid cosmetic dental procedures until after the pregnancy. Because risks of elective dental procedures during pregnancy are unknown, they are best avoided. During pregnancy, your mouth is more susceptible to gum disease and inflammation. Root planing and scaling can help treat periodontal disease. This is a procedure done by the dentist and is safe for pregnant women.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Unplug the grill and let it cool. Place wet paper towels between the plates. Close the lid and let the paper towels steam clean. Open the lid and wipe the plates down. Dry the grill before using it again.

Answer:
Right after you cook with your grill, unplug it and let it cool down for about five minutes. While the grill is still warm, lay two to three moistened paper towels on the bottom plate. How many paper towels you use will depend on how thick each one is. Use enough to be able to grab food particles without tearing them. Let the warm grill plates and damp paper towels steam clean the grill for about 1 minute or until the plates completely cool down. Any caked-on grease will loosen up. Use the damp paper towels or dampen a sponge with hot water and dish soap. Scrub the grill down until it's squeaky clean. Make sure your grill is dry, especially around the plug, and wipe it down from top to bottom with a clean, dry dishcloth.