Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Know the risk factors. Notice if you have abnormal vaginal bleeding. Watch for bleeding after menopause. Track your cycle.

Answer: Since uterine cancer affects the uterus, every woman is at risk for contracting this type of cancer (unless you've had a hysterectomy). However it is most common for women over the age of 50 who have gone through menopause. One major risk factor for developing uterine cancer is taking hormones or other drugs. These hormone risks include using estrogen without also using progesterone, or taking Tamoxifen a drug used to treat certain forms of breast cancer. There are also certain physical factors that can contribute to an increased risk of contracting uterine cancer. Major bodily factors include being obese, being a smoker, or having a history of uterine, colon, or ovarian cancer in your family. You are also a greater risk if you have had problems getting pregnant or if you had fewer than five periods a year before beginning menopause. Another risk factor is suffering from endometrial hyperplasia. Abnormal bleeding or postmenopausal bleeding is the most common early symptom of endometrial cancer. If you notice any vaginal bleeding that is not normal for you and your monthly cycle, you should be mindful of your symptoms so that you can recall them for your doctor. If the abnormal bleeding continues for any considerable amount of time (more than a few days) or if it happens during several monthly cycles in a row, consider notifying your doctor. Check for bleeding between periods. If you notice bleeding between periods, this can be a symptom of uterine cancer. Be wary of bleeding that last longer or is heavier than normal. If your menstrual cycle changes in any way, this can be a symptom of a problem with your reproductive system, including uterine cancer. Look for changes like heavier periods than normal, longer periods than normal, or increased PMS symptoms (cramps, fatigue, etc.). Keep a journal recording these occurrences. Bleeding, even a small amount (also known as spotting), after having gone through menopause can be problematic for many reasons. One of these reasons is the possibility of uterine cancer. If you are vaginally bleeding after menopause, you should consult your doctor immediately. Since menopause eliminates your body's need to go through the menstrual cycle every month, any bleeding after menopause can be problematic and should be taken seriously. Take the time to notice if your menstrual periods last longer than seven days. A longer than average menstrual cycle can be indicative of problems with your reproductive system, including uterine cancer. Keep track of how many days your period lasts for several cycles in a row so you can tell your doctor. A doctor can help you regulate your periods so that they are more manageable and make sure there are no underlying problems causing the longer periods.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Pack the dressiest pants in a suit bag.

Answer: If you're concerned about damaging pants, or you need to show up to your destination and wear them without time to iron them, use a suit bag that will allow you to pack them vertically without folding them in half. This is the best way to keep your pants wrinkle-free. Affix the pants to a pants hanger that won't damage the fabric. Some pants hangers require folding the pants in half at the knee and draping them over the top of the hanger. Store them neatly in your suit bag, making sure they're completely straight so they'll remain wrinkle-free.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Stand up for yourself when you argue with each other. Avoid blaming him for small things he does wrong. Don't be afraid to talk about your wants and needs with him.

Answer: Aries men can be domineering, which makes them hard to argue with. However, it's important that you don't let your Aries man walk all over you, or you could develop resentment and bitterness down the road. If you're in a heated argument, don't be afraid to say what's on your mind. For example, if you're arguing and he's ignoring everything you're saying, you could say something like "You're not listening to anything I have to say right now. I'm not going to have this conversation with you until you start listening to me." Aries men hate to be blamed or told they acted wrongly. When it's something big that genuinely hurt or upset you, you should tell your Aries man what he did wrong. But when you're upset about something small he left the milk out and it went bad, he forgot to lock the door, he didn't call you when he said he would a kind reminder is better. For example, instead of getting upset when he doesn't do the dishes, you could kindly say, "Hey, I did your dishes from earlier. It's fine, but would you mind doing them next time?" Aries men can be self-centered, and they devote a lot of energy to their personal goals and interests. If you feel like your dreams and personal needs are being overshadowed in the relationship, talk to your Aries man about it. Aries men like people that are passionate and driven. Telling him what you want will help get him on your side so he can start supporting you. Just don't expect him to change his ways or make a lot of sacrifices to help you succeed. For example, you could tell your Aries man "I feel like I've been supporting your goals a lot lately, but I haven't been pursuing my own."

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Give your hamster at least a day to settle in before you handle it. Introduce multiple hamsters before they're 12 weeks old. Introduce your hand slowly and offer a treat after the first day. Scoop the hamster up from below when you think its ready to be held. Spend at least 30 minutes a day with your hamster once it's comfortable. Check your hamster's health every time you handle it. Place your hamster in a playpen or ball a few times a week for exercise. Secure the door when you put your hamster back in its cage.

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When you bring your hamster home, chances are it's going to be pretty stressed out from traveling. Gently place it into its new home and securely shut the door, then let it acclimate for about 24 hours. That way, it will be able to explore its cage without any additional stress. Try to keep the environment as quiet as possible for that first day. Hamsters already dislike loud noises, but your Winter White will be especially sensitive during this time. If your hamster seems especially nervous or if it is still hiding after the first day, give it a few more days to get used to its new home. If you plan to have more than one hamster, make sure they are the same sex and you introduce them as early as possible. Also, male pairs or groups are less likely to fight than females. If you see your hamsters fighting, separate them as quickly as possible. Be careful, though, as the hamsters may bite. Once your hamster seems comfortable in its new environment, open the cage and slip your hand in. Hold a treat in your open palm, and place your hand flat on the hamster's bedding. Then, stay as still as possible, letting it come up and explore you on its own terms. Take out your hand after about 5 minutes. Remove your hand from the cage if the hamster hisses or squeaks. This is a sign that it is afraid. If you have an especially timid hamster, it may take a few sessions before it approaches your hand. Be patient, since you're trying to build trust. Let the hamster get comfortable with your hand for a few days before you try to pet it, then wait a few more days before the first time you try to pick it up. Use both hands, and pick the hamster up from beneath its stomach. Cup your hands slightly so you can maintain control over your Winter White. While you're holding your hamster, keep your hands close to the floor or a tabletop so if the hamster jumps or falls, it won't get hurt. Be gentle when you're handling your hamster. Avoid making any loud noises, and never squeeze it. Never try to pick up your hamster from above. It will think you're a predator, and it may bite you to try to escape. In order to socialize your hamster and keep it feeling comfortable, you should spend time with it every day. While you might want to keep your sessions short to start with, work your way up to 30 minutes or even longer as your hamster starts to enjoy your company more. You can also introduce your hamster to an exercise ball or playpen once it's comfortable. Every day when you play with your hamster, check it to make sure it looks healthy and alert. If your Winter White seems sick or its behavior changes suddenly, take it to the vet right away. Some signs of poor health in a dwarf hamster include having a wet tail, bald patches, loss of appetite, chewing its limbs, or discharge around its nose or eyes. If you notice any of these, call your veterinarian and make an appointment. Changes in your hamster's eating, drinking, or bathroom habits can also be signs of illness. If your hamster isn't moving and it's been very cold in your house, move the hamster's cage somewhere warm. Your hamster might have gone into hibernation. Make sure your hamster has a safe place to play so it gets all the exercise it needs. Either provide it with a playpen or a sturdy exercise ball, then let it play for about 15-20 minutes at a time, 3-4 times a week. Longer or more frequent play periods could cause your hamster to become stressed. One option for a playpen is to place a thick towel on the floor of your bathtub, along with a wheel, chew toys, and a food and water bowl. Just make sure there's no water in the bathtub, and there's a cover over the drain. Only use an exercise ball on a carpet or rug. On hard floors, your hamster could get too much speed and accidentally get injured. Never try to force your hamster into an exercise ball. Also, don't put your hamster into an exercise ball when it's sleepy. Always watch your hamster the whole time it's out of its cage. Your Winter White may be cute, but it's also a cunning escape artist. Always double-check the door when you close it. Otherwise, your hamster might take an overnight trip around your home, where it could get lost or hurt. If your cage door gets damaged, replace the cage as soon as possible.