Problem: Article: Pour borax powder into a small container and add drops of lemon juice, stirring until a paste is formed. Using a spatula or sponge, apply the paste to rusty objects around the house (e.g. pots and pans) and let it sit for half an hour. Use a scrub brush to scour the rusted area in circular motions, then rinse the item completely to remove the paste. Repeat if necessary. Fill your kitchen sink 3/4 of the way and add 1/2 cup (96 g) of borax powder. Gently place your old china in the sink and let it soak for half an hour. Drain the sink, rinse the borax off of the dishes, and rewash them with regular dish soap. Mix 1/4 cup (48 g) of borax powder to a half a gallon (8 cups) of warm water. Pre-soak clothing or linens stained with oil, grease, or protein-based stains (e.g. blood) in the borax mixture. Let the stained items sit for 30 minutes before washing them normally with laundry detergent.
Summary: Remove rust from items. Restore old china. Get stains out of clothing.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This happens by ruling out other potential diseases that could be causing the symptoms. Inflammatory diseases, infections and chemical imbalances can result in similar symptoms, providing a red flag but also a false alarm. On top of this, many of these disorders can be effectively treated through medication and other treatments. Although a spinal tap, or lumbar puncture, can be uncomfortable, it is an essential step in diagnosing MS. This test involves the removal of a small sample of fluid from the spinal canal that is taken for analysis in a laboratory. The spinal tap is often a component in how to diagnose multiple sclerosis, because the fluid may show abnormalities in white blood cells or proteins that may indicate a malfunction of the body's immune system and the presence of the disease. This test may also rule out other diseases and infections. You may feel discomfort when the doctor administers a numbing agent to the area, but you shouldn't feel the procedure itself. In order to prepare for a lumbar puncture: Tell your doctor if you are taking any medications or herbal remedies than may thin out your blood. Empty your bladder. Sign a consent form and possibly a medical test information form.v This test, also known as magnetic resonance imaging, uses a magnet, radio waves and a computer to create an image of the brain and spinal cord. This test can be helpful in making a multiple sclerosis diagnosis because it often shows abnormalities or damage in these areas that can indicate the presence of the disease. An MRI is considered one of the best tests used to diagnose multiple sclerosis to date, although a diagnosis of MS is impossible to make using an MRI alone. That's because patients can still register a normal MRI and still have MS. As doctors are learning more about how to diagnose multiple sclerosis, this test is providing additional information to get an accurate determination of the disease. The procedure is painless and involves the use of visual or electrical stimuli to measure the electrical signals your body sends to your brain. Your doctor will refer you to a neurologist to have your test results interpreted. Once all of the tests are completed, your doctor will determine a diagnosis. If they make a diagnosis of MS, they'll then discuss your treatment options for managing the condition. This involves learning to effectively manage symptoms and slow the disease progression. While there is no cure for MS, many people are able to slow its progression and reduce how much the symptoms affect their life. Talk to your healthcare team about what you can expect from your condition.

SUMMARY: Plan for blood tests that bring your doctor closer to a diagnosis of MS. Schedule a spinal tap with your doctor. Prepare for an MRI through your healthcare provider or local health care facility. Ask your doctor about an evoked potential test. Make a follow-up appointment with your doctor.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Kittens need to be weaned off mother's milk and onto solid foods before adoption both for their health and to avoid bad habits like "wool sucking," where cat's chew and suck on things like fabric. The mother cat will wean her kittens on her own, usually by 8-10 weeks. If you are adopting a kitten before then, you will need to accelerate the weaning process: At 4 weeks, you can start putting the kitten by herself for a few hours at a time. Put her in a space with her own litter box, food, and water bowl. Put your finger just below the surface of a bowl of milk. The kitten will attempt to suckle your finger, but will then find it (instinctively) easier to lap at your finger, rather than suck. Do not give the kitten cow's milk, as this may upset their digestive system. Once the kitten can lap up milk, it is time to introduce moist solid foods. You'll want to start with a gruel-like consistency and slowly remove moisture until by 8-10 weeks, the kitten is eating dry food. To make the gruel, mix dry or canned kitten food with milk replacer until it is the consistency of oatmeal. Each day, gradually decrease the amount of milk replace until by week 6, the food is only lightly moistened. Sometime between weeks 8 and 10, the kitten should be eating dry food.
Summary:
Start weaning the kitten off of her mother's milk at around 4 weeks of age. Separate the kitten from her mother. Teach the kitten to lap milk using kitten milk replacer in a shallow bowl. Introduce solid food.