Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Get immediate care if you experience the symptoms of a heart attack. See your doctor for regular wellness visits. Ask your doctor if you should take any cholesterol-lowering medicine. Discuss surgical options with your doctor if your health is at risk.

Answer: Try not to worry, as other conditions can mimic a heart attack. However, it's best to get treatment right away if you suspect a possible heart attack so that you can make a recovery. Note that some common heart attack symptoms are pain in your shoulder or arm, shortness of breath, sweating, or a crushing pressure in your chest. Go for an annual appointment to make sure you're in good health, or visit your doctor as often as they advise to monitor any medical conditions you may have. At your visits, your doctor will check your blood pressure and do a complete blood count (CBC). This allows them to test your cholesterol, triglycerides, and blood sugar to make sure they're in a healthy range. Then, your doctor can make treatment recommendations to help you be as healthy as possible. While dietary changes can help lower your LDL cholesterol, they don't always work. If this happens to you, it's not your fault. It's possible for your cholesterol to be high due to genetics, and your doctor can prescribe a cholesterol-lowering drug to help bring it down. Take your medication while also maintaining your healthy dietary changes. The medications usually only work if you're also eating well, so be sure to keep up your positive changes. Additionally, you might ask your doctor for a referral to a dietitian to get a healthy eating plan designed to meet your needs and food preferences. If your arteries are very clogged, your doctor might recommend a procedure to open them up. Don't worry, as you'll be under anesthesia and won't feel anything. In most cases, your doctor will insert a small tube into the artery to clear the plaque, then they'll insert a stent to keep your artery open. This will effectively unclog your artery. After you have this procedure done, you'll need to stick with your healthy diet and lifestyle changes to keep your artery clear. If an artery in your heart has a severe clog, your doctor may decide to do a heart bypass, which helps the blood go around the clog so that you can recover. However, this is only done in severe cases, so you likely don't need to worry about it.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use hair ties to encourage straightening. Use jumbo rollers to straighten your hair. Twist your hair into a bun. Wrap damp hair around your head until it dries.

Answer: Wet your hair, either from showering or from rinsing your hair briefly in the sink. Section your hair into 2 low ponytails and secure each ponytail with a hair tie near the base of your neck. Use another pair of hair ties to loosely tie the ponytails 2 inches (5 cm) below where the first ponytail ties are. Keep applying hair ties every few inches until you reach the end of your hair. In the morning, take out the hair ties to reveal your straightened hair. Try to tie the hair ties loosely, as tying them tightly may leave dent marks or crimps in your hair. If you have curly hair, this will help loosen your curls but won't make your hair completely straight. Divide your hair into about 6 sections and wrap each section around a jumbo roller, rolling the sections up until you reach the roots. Secure the rollers against your head using large clips. The next morning, take the rollers out of your hair and comb. You should see that your hair is visibly straighter. Try to use plastic rollers as opposed to Velcro or foam. If you have hair that is nearly straight or only has slight waves, you can simply place your damp hair into a bun and let it dry. Towel dry hair, then create a ponytail. Loop the ponytail around the hair tie in a ballerina bun, secure it with a hair tie, and wait for the hair to dry. When your hair is dry, take your hair down and give it a quick brush. Another way of encouraging straightness is to wrap wet hair around your head and secure it with bobby pins. Brush or comb your hair, then divide it along the central part into 2 sections. Take the left section and comb it over the top of your head toward the right section. Wind it around your head until you reach the end of your hair, then pin the section in place at the back of your head with bobby pins. Do the same on the right side, flipping the hair over to the left side and pinning it in place. After pinning your hair, place a silk scarf around your head to reduce frizz while you sleep and take down your hair in the morning.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Pick something up. Use eating utensils. Color a drawing. Cut shapes out of a piece of paper using a non-handed pair of scissors. Have a catch.

Answer: Find several objects and place them directly in front of you. Pick it up, without consciously choosing a hand. This step will likely require several repeats over a period of time to erase accidental bias. Take note of which hand was used more frequently. Try bringing food to your mouth with an eating utensil, alternating using each hand. Make a note of which hand you use to bring food to your mouth most successfully, and if that preference changes depending on which utensils you are using (fork and knife, chopsticks, fork, spoon). Since most utensils do not have a hand-bias and are simple to operate, you will want to repeat this test until a preference is clear. Make sure it is a relatively easy figure to draw, but that still requires some fine motor skills to fill in within the lines. Make a copy of the drawing and color each with a different hand, aiming to stay within the lines. Make note of which hand you felt the most ease with. Using scissors designed for right or left-handed people will skew your results and you should seek out a proper pair of scissors. Cut shapes such as circles and triangles and squares with each hand and compare. At either a target or a catcher, throw the ball and determine how effective each arm is at aiming and speed. If you have a catcher, when the ball is returned, make note of which hand you catch with. You will want to repeat several tosses to determine your accuracy and speed, as well as which hand works best at catching.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Consider using a towel soaked in rubbing alcohol immediately after exposure. Wash in cold water. Treat the rash with antihistamines or lotions. Seek medical attention in severe cases. Wash exposed tools and clothing.

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The rash or blisters may not appear until as late as 48 hours after exposure, so do not wait to do this. If you identify poison sumac and know you have been exposed, pour rubbing alcohol over the affected skin as soon as possible. Because the toxin, urushiol, will not fully dissolve in alcohol, using a paper towel or other solid material to rub the alcohol-soaked skin may be necessary to remove a significant amount of the toxin. Warning: the alcohol may temporarily make you more susceptible to further exposure, by removing the protective oils on your skin. Avoid areas where poisonous plants grow for the next 24 hours after applying alcohol, if possible. Wear disposable gloves during this process if your hands have not been exposed. Whether or not you applied alcohol, scrub the exposed area with lots of cold water. Do not use warm water because it will open your pores and make the exposure worse. You may also use soap, detergent, or specialized products such as Tecnu, but wash these off frequently so they do not dry on your skin along with any toxin they have picked up. If you develop blisters or a rash, you may take oral antihistamines to reduce the itching. You may also apply calamine, hydrocortisone lotions, or oatmeal baths for the same purpose. If you develop large, oozing blisters, you may wish to visit a doctor for prescription-strength treatment. Ooze from blisters does not contain the toxin, so it cannot spread the rash. If you suspect you inhaled poison sumac smoke, seek medical attention immediately even if symptoms have not developed. Other serious situations that may require a doctor's attention include a rash on your face or genitals, or a rash anywhere that fails to reduce in size after a week, as well as eyes that are swollen shut, or trouble breathing. If you leave the sumac oil on tools or clothing, they can spread the rash for months or years after the initial exposure. Put on disposable gloves and wash tools with soap and water, rubbing alcohol, or diluted bleach. Store clothes in disposable bags during transport, then wash them in soap and hot water.