In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Typically, you can treat your flu symptoms at home, and they should slowly improve until they go away in about 2 weeks. If your symptoms continue after this or you start to feel worse, contact your doctor to see if you still have the flu or if there is another condition causing your symptoms. If your fever lasts longer than 3-4 days, see your doctor to make sure you really have the flu. For instance, your doctor may offer you cough medicine to relieve a persistent cough. Additionally, you may have developed a secondary infection that requires treatment. While you shouldn't worry, these symptoms are always considered emergency symptoms and may be signs of a more serious condition. Visit your doctor for a same-day appointment, visit an urgent care center, or go to an emergency room for treatment.Your doctor can make sure your symptoms are flu-related. Then, they'll give you treatment to help you feel and breathe better, such as a breathing treatment or inhaler.
Summary: Visit your doctor if your symptoms worsen or last longer than 2 weeks. Get emergency care for shortness of breath or chest pain.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Stir some hot cocoa mix into hot milk or hot water and top with marshmallows. Make your favorite cookie recipe, or try some super-easy peanut butter cookies using 1 cup of peanut butter, 1 cup of sugar, and 1 egg. Make paper snowflakes by folding a square piece of paper into smaller and smaller triangles, then cutting shapes into it and unfolding to see your design. Color in a coloring book, or make your own playdough or silly putty. Use chairs, couches, and tables as the sides of your fort to drape blankets over. Then stuff the inside of the fort with plenty of pillows, flashlights, games, and snacks. You could also go "indoor camping" by bringing sleeping bags into your blanket fort or a tent set up inside, and make s'mores over the kitchen stove or fireplace. Curl up and get into a new book or reread one of your favorites. Write in a journal or write a story or poem about snow. Have a movie marathon of all the movies in a series or movies by your favorite director. Or invite friends over and have a video game tournament. Get together with family or friends to play board games, card games, crosswords, or a jigsaw puzzle. Stay in your pajamas and pamper yourself by painting your nails, putting on a face mask, and soaking in the bath.
Summary: Make hot cocoa and cookies. Do some crafts. Make a blanket fort. Read and write. Watch movies or play video games. Play games and do puzzles. Have a spa day.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: It is immensely arduous for people to quit who have had drug dependency for a long period of time. Leaving the drug once and for all suddenly will just make the withdrawal symptoms worse and you might lose hope to continue. It is much easier if you initially decide to slow it down and then ultimately leave it completely. Don't try to go cold turkey! If you have been smoking weed at least twice a day then try limiting yourself to once a day for the next week. This will help the body get used to less serotonin in a much healthier and easy way. Quitting an addiction can be difficult beyond belief so you need to keep reminding yourself that you have made a pledge to become finer for your own sake. Write it on a piece of paper or make a sticky note on your phone saying "I want to quit." Make sure you can always see it. There might be times when you would want to break all the chains and light that thing up but then this note will help you to remember the decision that you took for your own benefit. In order to do that, you should get rid of everything that reminds you of marijuana paraphernalia, posters, music, movies, etc. This is an important step because even if you believe you have solved the problem and are keeping the mentioned above simply as souvenirs, you are more likely to get tempted to start smoking again. Picture loving cake while knowing that you should never have it again and yet constantly keeping your favorite kind on the counter, where you can always see it. It is an unnecessary trigger that will only torment you. This includes irritability, lack of sleep, decreased appetite, fatigue and maybe even some headaches. Luckily, marijuana withdrawal is not that long of a process it only takes about 10-15 days, depending on factors such as your age, health status and use duration. However, it gets more challenging afterwards when you have to keep away from weed for the rest of your life. There are many factors that might trigger your use or could make it very difficult to deal with life without smoking. We'll discuss long-term strength shortly.
Summary:
Take it slowly. Remember that you want to quit. Remove demotivators from your life. Be prepared for withdrawal effects.