Article: These aches, also known as reactive arthritis, can indicate that a chlamydia infection. Approximately one percent of men with urethritis will develop reactive arthritis, and approximately one-third of these patients have the complete reactive arthritis triad (RAT) formerly referred to as Reiter syndrome (arthritis, uveitis, and urethritis). Scrotal pain and swelling is the most common. If left untreated, as the chlamydia progresses, you will have a feeling of fullness in your abdomen, caused by infection in the epididymus, that leads to these other lower body aches. If you recently engaged in oral sex and have a sore throat, you could have contracted chlamydia from your partner this way, even if he wasn't showing any symptoms. Transmission of chlamydia is possible from penis-to-mouth, as well as through vaginal and anal sex. Men with chlamydia may develop a fever and become nauseated, especially if the infection has spread to the ureters. A fever is generally anything higher than 37.3C or 99F.
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Watch for lower back, abdominal, and general pelvic pain. Monitor a sore throat. Watch for nausea or fever.
Article: The best time to raise crepe myrtles is in late fall, winter, or early spring, just after the plant's cold weather dormant season. You can also hold off until fall or winter roll around, provided you live in a region with mild temperatures where the ground does not regularly freeze. If you wait until fall or winter to plant your crepe myrtles, they won't begin sprouting leaves until the weather warms up. Avoid planting crepe myrtles at the tail end of summer. Without the necessary warmth, the tree won't be able to survive. Crepe myrtles need lots of light to flourish. If possible, choose a location that receives a minimum of 6 to 8 hours of direct sunlight per day. An open stretch near the center of your yard or garden is usually the best place to situate a young crepe myrtle. Plant your crepe myrtle a sufficient distance away from your home, tall fence lines, and other objects that might cast too much shade. A crepe myrtle can be perfect for filling in sections of landscaping that are too hot or bright for more temperate plants. If the soil you're growing on is particularly dense or sandy, it may be helpful to mix in a little peat moss or well-rotted manure. These additives help the soil retain key moisture and nutrients. You can also use garden compost or a few handfuls of native plant food, as long as it's evenly distributed throughout the entire plant bed. Crepe myrtle has no problem getting by on basic nutrients like nitrogen, potassium, and phosphorous, which are found in most commercial fertilizer mixes. Inconsistent pockets of poorly-mixed fertilizer in the soil can stall the development of healthy roots.
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Plant crepe myrtles late in the year. Pick out a sunny spot for your growing site. Amend dry soil with organic material to make it more hospitable.
Article: Tap the Messenger app icon, which resembles a white bolt of lightning in a blue speech bubble. This will open Messenger's main page if you're logged into Messenger. If you aren't logged in, tap Continue as [Name], or enter your phone number and password. If Facebook Messenger opens a conversation, tap the "Back" button in the top-left corner of the screen to go back to the "Home" tab. If Messenger opens to a different tab (e.g., People), tap the house-shaped Home tab that's in the bottom-left corner of the screen before proceeding. Tap the conversation from which you want to delete a message. This will open the conversation. Look for the message that you want to delete. Doing so will prompt a pop-up menu to appear at the bottom of the screen after a moment. It's a trash can-shaped icon in the menu at the bottom of the screen. Doing so will remove the message from your side of the conversation, though the other person (or people) will still be able to see the message unless they've also deleted it. You can repeat this process for as many individual messages as you like, but there is no way to delete multiple individual messages at once without deleting the whole conversation.
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Open Facebook Messenger. Make sure that you're on the "Home" tab. Select a conversation. Find a message. Tap and hold the message. Tap Delete. Tap Delete Message when prompted.