In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: In severe cases of surfer's eye, your ophthalmologist must surgically remove the growth pterygium from your eye. By removing the growth, your doctor will remove abnormal cells and enable you to see correctly. Surgery is only needed in severe circumstances, when abnormal tissue blocks sight or threatens a person's ability to see. The procedure usually lasts less than an hour. Surgery to remove pterygium may cause or worsen astigmatism. In many cases, doctors will use techniques that will inhibit future abnormal tissue growth into their surgery. By using these techniques, you'll substantially lower the chance of developing surfer's eye in the future. Ask about anti-metabolites. These will slow or inhibit the growth of pterygium cells that may be left over after surgery. A common anti-metabolite used to treat surfer's eye is Mitomycin C. Your doctor may also place a barrier a thin membrane over the site of surgery to inhibit the growth of abnormal tissue. An important part of providing care after your surgery is to wear an eye patch. An eye patch will protect your eye and allow it to heal properly. You'll likely have to wear an eye patch for one or two days after surgery. Avoid dry or dusty environments for up to a week after surgery. You will most likely be able to return to work or your usual activities the day after surgery.
Summary: Have surgery. Ask your doctor techniques to inhibit pterygium growth in the future. Wear an eye patch after surgery.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: ispute inaccuracies on your credit report. As you monitor your credit report, you may notice things that don't seem right. In the event a company submits inaccurate or erroneous information to your credit report, you have the right to dispute it and have it removed from the report. Debts that have been expunged in your bankruptcy filing should not appear on your credit report as separate items, since the bankruptcy covers them. If you notice these debts on your report, you request to have them removed. Write a letter to the credit bureau with the inaccurate information that was reported, as well as why you believe it to be inaccurate. Request to have the information corrected or completely removed if it cannot be substantiated. You can find contact information for all three credit bureaus here: http://www.myfico.com/CreditEducation/Questions/Error-On-Credit-Report.aspx Avoid "credit repair" services that promise to have items removed from your credit report for a fee. No business can remove accurate items from your credit report. If you are unable to apply for a new line of credit but want to begin rebuilding your credit history, you may want to begin by applying for a cell phone. Cell phone plans provide you with a means to demonstrate your ability to make monthly payments on time and in full. Remember that if you fail to pay your cell phone bill your carrier may report that failure to your credit report. Make sure there is room for a cell phone bill in your budget before signing a contract. Secured credit cards work differently from traditional credit cards. You provide the bank with a security deposit for your line of credit. This can be your savings account or you may need to provide them with a specific deposit the bank will keep. The bank will then extend a line of credit to you for the amount you secured. In the event you fail to make a payment on your card, the bank will take the money from the deposit you provided. Secured credit cards are designed for people with bad credit that are working to improve it, so they are an excellent choice for those rebounding from bankruptcy. Making these payments must be a first priority, as making late payment or missing them entirely will further reduce your credit score. After making reliable payments on a secured credit card for a year or two, your credit may have improved enough to apply for an unsecured credit card. Some lenders may offer cards with high interest fees, but others will treat your bankruptcy as a clean slate and offer you better terms. See if you can find an unsecured card with reasonable interest rates. Banks will often charge an annual fee for the use of their cards to help the limit financial liability in the event you default on the credit card. Unlike a secured credit card, you will not be required to provide a security deposit for a high interest credit card. People who are rebounding from bankruptcy are often vulnerable to predatory lenders like payroll loans, car title lenders, and retailers that offer "rent-to-own" options. These companies offer credit to those with bad credit scores and may be tempting, but often offer extremely high interest rates that can lead to paying exorbitant prices for products or finding yourself unable to make the required payments. Predatory lenders have been known to charge interest rates as high as 625%!
Summary: . Start with a cell phone plan. Apply for a secured credit card. Apply for an unsecured credit card. Avoid predatory lenders.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Most of us have clothes in our wardrobes that we don't wear anymore, or no longer fit. Look through your closet and identify any clothes that you haven't worn in the last year. List the clothes on sites like eBay, Craigslist, or Designer Wardrobe and simply wait for people to buy them! Try listing your clothes for sale on your social media channels and see if any of your friends are keen to buy them. Take high quality pictures of your clothes to increase the likelihood of people purchasing them. and sell old or unused items. Look around your house and gather unwanted items into boxes. Consider selling old children's toys, DVDs and video games, furniture, and clothes. Put up signs around your neighborhood advertising your garage sale and let friends and family know. Arrange the items for sale on tables or on a rug. Price your items realistically to increase the amount of money you make. It's better to sell lots of items for a slightly lower price than to only sell a few things. Ask your parents for help if you live at home. Selling unwanted household items is one of the quickest ways to make money quickly. Simply take photos of anything you no longer use and list the item online. Make sure to include all the details of the item, such as the dimensions and brand, so that people know what they are buying. Research what similar second-hand goods are selling for and set your prices accordingly. Craigslist, eBay, and Facebook Marketplace are popular and effective sites for selling second-hand goods. Always be safe when you sell items online. Offer to post items instead of having buyers pick them up. If the buyer needs to pick an item up, make sure someone else is home when they arrive.
Summary:
Sell any clothes that you no longer wear. Host a garage sale List unused items online or on social media pages.