Write an article based on this "See a doctor. Get an immediate dose of antitoxin. Ask your doctor about antibacterial drugs. Know what to do in a severe case. Get the vaccine once you recover."
article: If you think you might have tetanus, admit yourself to a hospital as soon as possible. In most cases, you will need to be hospitalized to treat a tetanus infection especially if it is severe. If possible, get treated with a prophylactic dose of human tetanus immune globulin (TIG) (or equine antitoxin). This should begin to halt the spread of tetanus through your system. You do not need to wait for severe symptoms to seek treatment. If you have not been vaccinated and you think that you've been exposed to tetanus bacteria: consider getting the antitoxin. Penicillin, chloramphenicol, and other antimicrobial agents are commonly used to treat tetanus. You may also be given drugs to stabilize your muscle spasms. In very severe tetanus infections, drug treatment might be coupled with tissue debridement: the surgical removal of dead, damaged, or infected tissue. You should only go this route if it is recommended by a licensed and trusted physician. Be absolutely certain that the infection has spread too far to treat otherwise. Be aware that even after you've recovered from tetanus, you can still get reinfected at any point. Get the vaccine as soon as possible after the symptoms disappear. This will reduce the risk of lockjaw coming back. Continue to re-up with booster shots every ten years (at least) to keep yourself protected.

Write an article based on this "Accessorize for your costume. Get dirty. Mismatch your outfit. Wear excessive makeup. Fix up your hair."
article: Pick out accessories that match the look of your outfit that will make you look more like a kid. This can be anything: a colorful backpack, hula hoop, lollipop or doll will make a perfect prop and help spell out the intention of your costume. Think of accessories that play into the particular look you've chosen. If you're dressing as a little girl in a princess outfit, for example, you could make a magic wand, or a boy in grass-stained clothes might carry a baseball and bat. You can probably find most of these props around your house or garage. If not, try making them yourself. Kids' clothes are rarely in pristine condition, so soiling or tearing your costume in the right places can enhance your chosen look. Take shorts and shirts outside and rub them in the dirt, or else use makeup effects to simulate mud, finger paints and milk mustaches. Dab a little grape juice onto plain white t-shirts to give them a lived-in authenticity. Dirty clothes will be much more convincing as part of a little kid costume than plain-looking clean ones. Make sure that your clothes don't smell bad if you dirty them up with actual dirt or food. Little kids who dress themselves don't pay much attention to whether or not their clothes match, and neither should you. This kind of small detail can make your costume much funnier. Pair together tacky combinations of patterns and fabrics, and go crazy with the layers. If you end up looking like you've just thrown together whatever you found in your closet, you've succeeded. Get heavy-handed with the lipstick, blush and eyeshadow if you're dressing like a little girl. You'll look as though you did your own makeup for the first time, which will make a great detail for a dress-up "glamour" costume. In addition to makeup, you might heap on loads of fake jewelry. Mess up short hair if you're a boy or give yourself an intentional cowlick. Girls can put long hair in braids or pigtails. If you're wearing some kind of headgear as an accessory, think of creative ways of styling your hair with it, like putting it in curlers as part of a "makeover with mommy" costume or leaving it hanging over your eyes underneath a baseball cap. Girls can also tie ribbons or bows in their hair.

Write an article based on this "Pay attention to your diet. Exercise consistently. Drink enough water."
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Part of looking beautiful while pregnant is gaining the necessary amount of weight to properly nourish your baby. Pregnant woman should eat between 2000 and 2500 calories each day, spread throughout 4 meals. Paying attention to your caloric intake will help you avoid gaining unnecessary weight that may put you at risk for certain medical conditions. You should gain the weight necessary to provide adequate nutrition for your baby and to allow him to grow to a healthy size, but you should pay close attention to gaining the appropriate amount of weight, which will keep you feeling beautiful throughout all three trimesters of your pregnancy. If you have gained more weight then you planned (or more than your doctor deems healthy) you may need to lose weight. It is important to take great caution when attempting to lose weight while pregnant to ensure that your weight loss does not negatively affect your baby. If consistent exercise made you feel confident and beautiful before your pregnancy, there is no reason that pregnancy should force you to stop (although you may need to alter your workout routine). Feeling fit and strong will make you feel more confident about the way you look and will also help in getting you pre-pregnancy body back after you give birth. Getting exercise during your pregnancy will help you keep your weight down, will boost your mood and energy level, and will increase your stamina and muscle strength. Together, these positive results will help you to feel more beautiful. Consider attempting to get 30 minutes of moderate exercise most days of the week. Walking, aerobics, and swimming are all great low-impact activities that you may want to try during your pregnancy. These activities will help you stay in shape and feel beautiful. Always confer with your doctor before starting a workout routine when pregnant. There are certain situations, such as if you have pregnancy-related high blood pressure, in which your doctor may advise you not to exercise. Dehydration is a very real risk during pregnancy, and drinking enough water will help you feel healthy and look beautiful. While a person should attempt to drink roughly one-half to one ounce of water for each pound that he weighs every day, a pregnant woman must pay even more attention to her water intake. Water helps form the placenta and is used in the amniotic sac in your pregnancy. In addition, not drinking enough water can have a negative effect on your appearance. Dehydration can make your skin look dull, negating the beautiful glow that will accompany your pregnancy. In addition, dehydration can make you feel sluggish and ill, and it is hard to look beautiful when you are not feeling up to par. It is recommended that pregnant women drink about 10 cups (or 2.3 liters) of fluids daily. Drinking water for the majority of this requirement will help you avoid the sugars present in fruit drinks and sodas.