In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The concept of pain seems quite simplesomething hurts. But there are different types of pain with different causes such as from heat, pressure, or inflammation. Figuring out the source and cause of your pain can help you choose the best OTC pain relievers for your needs. Some common types of pain include: Tension headaches, which feel like a tight band around your head and react well to all OTC pain relievers Migraines, which cause throbbing pain, and respond best to aspirin and acetaminophen in combination with a small amount of caffeine Arthritis pain, which is often caused by inflammation, responds well to non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs Muscle pain, which responds well to most OTC pain relievers It's important to figure out the source of your pain and what type it is. But you should also consider any other physical symptoms that you may have. This can also help you make a more informed decision about which OTC pain reliever to choose. It may also minimize any side effects you may experience from the medication such as an upset stomach. Recognize that some OTC pain medications, such as ibuprofen, are good for helping to relieve the discomfort from swelling, muscle and joint injuries or conditions, and even fever. But they may not be ideal if someone has other symptoms such as nausea. For example, if you have a migraine and are vomiting, consider taking acetaminophen with a small dose of caffeine. This can provide similar pain relief as an NSAID without the potential of upsetting your stomach even more. Recognize that you should choose specific OTC pain relievers if you have certain health conditions. For example, people who take blood pressure drugs or have kidney problems should avoid ibuprofen, aspirin, and naproxen sodium. These can interact with other medications or make your condition worse. Over-the-counter pain relievers are generally safe to use. However, some people may have allergies or sensitivities to OTC medications. These individuals should avoid OTC pain relievers. Considering possible allergies and cross sensitivities can make it easier to narrow down your choices of the best OTC pain reliever for you. Recognize that you may have allergies or sensitivities to certain drugs that may make you more sensitive to OTC pain killers. For example, people who are allergic to aspirin may have a cross sensitivity with other NSAIDs (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs) including ibuprofen and naproxen sodium. People with allergies to other pain relievers such as opioids should also avoid NSAIDs. Ask your doctor or a pharmacist if there are any OTC pain relievers you may want to avoid because of potential cross sensitivities. People with certain health conditions such as kidney disease or pregnancy may not be able to take some OTC pain medications. Ask your doctor what medication may be best to manage your pain if you have any of the following or other health concerns: Kidney disease Heart disease Pregnancy Nerve conditions Asthma Liver disease Alcoholism Ulcers Stomach or intestinal bleeding Bleeding disorders In addition to allergies and conditions that may affect your OTC choice, you should also consider any other medication you take. Some drugs, such as blood pressure medicine, can interact with pain relievers. This may make them more or less effective and/or come with other side effects. Tell your doctor that you want to take a pain reliever. Ask if there are any you should avoid with your other medications. If you have been taking OTC medication, make sure you tell your doctor at every appointment. Knowing everything you are taking or have tried is very important to your care and developing a treatment plan. Recognize that some of the following drugs may have interactions with OTC pain relievers: blood thinners, ACE inhibitors, diuretics, and lithium.
Summary: Figure out the cause of your pain. Consider other physical symptoms. Be aware of allergies to OTC medications. Identify conditions that limit usage of OTC pain relievers. Keep potential drug interactions in mind.

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Summary: Make the ears: Make the face: Make the feet: Align the levels.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You can create an account using your Twitter, Facebook, or Google account, or you can create an account using a separate email address. Making a personal account on HootSuite is free. HootSuite allows you to add all of your social networks to one account, letting you easily see all of your updates and feeds in one window. In order to do so, you will need to log in with each of the networks that you want to connect. Connections are made through each company's respective login system; HootSuite does not receive or store your passwords. When you first create your account, you will be asked which social networks you would like to add. You can add and remove other networks later by clicking the "+Add Social Network" button on your HootSuite dashboard. HootSuite has built-in support for Twitter, Facebook, Google+ Pages, LinkedIn, foursquare, WordPress, and Mixi. You can add in support for other networks through apps. If you have multiple accounts on one service, you can add them all to one HootSuite account. You can either click the "+Add Stream" button at the top of the dashboard, or use the "Add a stream" tool that opens to the right of your current streams. Select the social network and then add the feed that you want to monitor. This may be the News Feed from Facebook, someone your follow on Twitter, or just about any other aspect of your Social Networks that you want to track. Click the "+" button at the top of your dashboard next to your existing tabs. These tabs allow you to organize and collect related streams in one place. You can have a "Work" tab, a "Personal" tab, and even a "Kardashian" tab. It's all up to you and how you want to organize your information. Each tab can have streams from any of your connected networks. The top bar of the HootSuite dashboard is your message tools. Use the drop-down menu on the left to select the social networks that you want to post to. You can post to as many of your networks as you'd like in one post. You an post whatever you'd like and even include links, images, and location tagging. When your message is ready, click the "Send Now" button to post it to all of your selected networks. Keep in mind that Twitter has a character limit of 140. You can schedule your post for a later date by clicking the calendar icon.
Summary:
Create your account. Add your networks. Add streams. Create multiple tabs. Post messages. Write your message in the "Compose" box.