Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Limit your number of sexual partners. Take time to talk and get tested. Use condoms

Answer: If you are sexually active, you can prevent syphilis by limiting your number of sexual partners. Your risk of contracting syphilis goes up with the number of sexual partners you have. Sexually active people who have only one partner in a monogamous relationship are safest, as long as neither partner has sex with anyone else. For some people, however, this might be unrealistic. Therefore, try to limit your number of sexual partners. f you have more than one sex partner, your risk of STIs (including syphilis) increases. The more partners you have, the greater the risk. Practicing abstinence will reduce your chances of getting syphilis to nearly zero. The sex conversation is always an uncomfortable conversation, but it is one of the best ways to avoid contracting STIs (or STDs), like syphilis. Before you engage in sexual activity with a new partner, take time to talk with them about your sexual history, as well as their sexual history. You can make the conversation less awkward and accusatory by initiating the conversation and offering to relate your sexual history first. You can initiate the conversation by saying, "Hey, I am really attracted to you, and I would like to take our relationship to the next level. Before we venture down this path, however, I would like to tell you about my sexual history and the last time I got tested." Tell them about your sexual history, and ask them about theirs. Then suggest that you both get tested before having sex. Your partner might be resistant and respond with something like, "I haven't been tested, but I know I don't have any diseases." You can respond by telling them, "Some people don't even know they have an STI, like syphilis, because symptoms can be dormant. This doesn't mean I don't trust you or I think you are lying to me, but there's no way to really know for sure unless you are tested." the right way. It is important to use condoms when engaging in sexual activities. What is more important, though, is knowing how to use condoms the right way. Every time you engage in sex, use a condom. Here is a guide to using male condoms the right way: Check the package and make sure it is intact, and look for an expiration date before using the condom. Do not use the condom if it is past the expiration date, as the latex can degrade and weaken, making the condom more likely to break. Ensure that the condom does not have any tears or defects. Store your condoms in a cool, dry place. Do not store them in your wallet for long periods of time; the heat and friction can damage them. Only use latex or polyurethane condoms. Do not use lamb skin condoms. To prevent breakage, use lubricants that are water-based or silicone-based. Oil lubricants, i.e., baby oil, petroleum jelly, cooking oil, can cause the condom to break. When putting the condom on, leave space at the end of the penis to collect semen. Do not use more than one condom at a time or reuse a condom. Here is a guide to using female condoms the right way: Check the package and make sure it is intact and look for an expiration date. Carefully open the package to avoid tearing the condom. Make sure there are no tears or other defects. The condom will have one open end and one closed end. Squeeze sides of inner ring of the closed side together with your thumb and forefinger and insert into your vagina. It is similar to using a tampon. Use your finger to push the inner ring up as far as possible until it rests against your cervix you may not feel it. Make sure the condom is not twisted and the open, outer ring is outside your vagina. To remove, gently twist and pull the condom out of your vagina. Store condoms in a cool, dry place. Never reuse a condom and do not use both a male and female condom at the same time.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Dust your walls regularly. Protect your walls from moisture. Use plain water to remove smudges as they occur.

Answer: Each time you clean, dust your walls. You can use a broom and a towel or lightly vacuum your walls with the detachable broom brush of your vacuum. Regular dusting can prevent white walls from becoming too dirty. Moisture can cause walls to become dirty or even moldy. White walls in areas like your kitchen or bathroom require extra protection from moisture. Always wipe down the walls after showering. Pick up a water repellent at a local department store and coat the walls with that. As soon as a smudge gets on a wall, remove it with a small amount of warm water. If you target sponges quickly, they should wipe off easily. Make a habit of wiping off smudges as you notice them to prevent dirt and grime from building up on your walls.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Insert your toes into his armpits or sides. Begin to tickle the armpits with the sides of your feet. Reach in front of you to tickle your opponent's feet. Continue tickling your opponent's feet, sides, and armpits until he gives up.

Answer: You don't have to get them exactly in the armpits -- just move your feet in the general area. If you have bare feet, make sure your toenails are trimmed unless you want to scratch your opponent. Move your feet along the ribs as well. You can start tickling the lower back with your hands for maximum effect. Remember that you want to make use of all four of your limbs, so the sooner you start, the better. You can really dig in with the sides of your big toes and heels. Try tickling his legs as well. If your opponent's shoes are still on, try taking them off to maximize your tickle skills. Watch out for your opponent's free arms. You need to start your tickle attack pronto so he is too weakened to fight back.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Tug the outside of your ear while tilting your head. Create a vacuum with your hand to release the fluid. Relieve the pressure with a gentle Valsalva maneuver. Pinch your nose and yawn to force the fluid down your throat. Lie down with your affected ear turned downward. Chew on gum or food. Loosen the fluid with steam treatment.

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Point your affected ear down to the ground. Tug on your earlobe and the outer cartilage in different directions to open up your ear. You may feel the fluid drain out. Repeat if needed on the other ear. This is a good way to get rid of water after swimming or a shower. Place the palm of your hand tightly over your ear. Press down a few times before removing your hand. Tilt your ear down so that the water can drain out. Take a breath and hold it. Plug your nose with 2 fingers, and force air up the Eustachian tubes in your ears by blowing. You should feel a pop if it works. Tilt your head downward, with the affected ear facing toward the ground to let the fluid drain out. Do not do this if you think you have an ear infection. Be gentle as you blow. If you blow too hard, you may cause a nosebleed. Hold your nostrils closed with your fingers. Take a few deep yawns in a row. This may cause the fluid to slide back down your throat, removing it from your ears. Rest on your side, with the affected ear down against a towel, pillow, or cloth. After a few minutes, the ear may start to drain. You can even take a nap or try this overnight as you sleep. Chewing often opens up the Eustachian tubes. Tilt your head as you chew to encourage fluid to drain from your ears. If you don't have any gum or food on you, try just pretending to chew. You can also try sucking on a hard candy to get the same effect. Sometimes, a long, hot shower is enough to loosen the fluid in your ear. However, if not, a simple steam treatment may thin the fluid, making it easier to drain. Pour hot water into a bowl. Lean over the bowl and drape a towel over your head. Inhale the steam for 5-10 minutes. Then tilt your affected ear to the side to let the fluid drain out.