Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Observe your tank. Monitor for aggressive personalities. Approach communal housing on a case-by-case basis.

Answer: The females may nip at each other's fins at first, but once they form a pecking order, this should become less chaotic. However, occasional squabbles between the fish in your community tank are completely normal and should be expected. Female betta fish will perform a "pecking order," or dominance hierarchy. This hierarchy will be established quickly. Keep an eye out for any fish that is particularly noticeable as a bully, and also for fish that seem to be constantly antagonized. If you notice one fish that does not seem to be getting along with the rest, remove it from the tank. Being bullied will cause the fish stress and can result in illness. There is a chance that your community tank may not work out the first time around: you may have one or two fish that do not get along with the rest. If this is the case, consider removing the problematic fish from the tank as soon as you recognize an ongoing issue.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Gain closure about previous relationships. Tap your social circle for potential dates. Put yourself out there.

Answer: Take enough time to heal after a heartbreak, messy divorce, or losing a spouse before you enter a new relationship. Give your new partner a fighting chance by waiting until you are completely over your last partnerand any heartache you may have enduredbefore getting into something new. To avoid taking out your past experiences on this new partner, you'll need to give yourself time before you jump into another relationship. You may even need professional help before you can consider yourself completely over your ex. Ask friends, co-workers, and other people who are in your social circle for help finding a date. They know you and may have an idea as to what type of person would make you happiest. Additionally, avoid picking the same "type" person every time. By going out with someone you normally would not, you may find something you didn't know you liked. The best way to meet people is get out there and mingle. Think about the kinds of things you once did before you were in a committed relationship. Can you use any of your former hobbies as a platform to becoming more social? For example, do you belong to a gym? Take painting classes? Or participate in a book club? Reconnect with your old self. Go after goals you put aside, such as learning a new language. Start back up on hobbies you once enjoyed. You're more likely to meet someone with whom you share things in common when you're doing things you love.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Look for a feeling of fullness. See whether you feel bloated. Identify abdominal pain. Watch out for changes in your general blood sugar levels. Consider whether you've lost any weight. Identify an acidic sensation in the throat.

Answer: An early symptom of diabetic gastroparesis is a feeling of being full most of the time. This is caused by the delayed emptying of the stomach. When one has ingested food, the food is stored in the stomach and then taken to the intestines after initial digestion has taken place. When there is delayed emptying of the stomach, you are more inclined to feel full all the time. Nausea and vomitus that contains recently ingested food is also a symptom. Bloating is caused by the delayed stomach emptying that may be caused by impairment of the abdominal muscles. These muscles help in the digestion of food. When they are not in good working order, digestion and emptying are delayed, causing gases to be trapped in the stomach and intestines instead of being released. This gassy build-up may cause you to feel bloated. Abdominal pain due to gastroparesis is felt in the upper abdomen and is caused by an accumulation of food in the stomach and delayed digestion. This may cause you to feel pain and discomfort as the food does not go through the normal process of digestion and stomach emptying. Diabetic gastroparesis may cause a reduction in your overall blood sugar level after eating. This is because the food that is eaten is broken down into sugar, so when there is a delay in digestion, you may have a reduced amount of sugar in the blood. In addition to a lower than normal blood sugar right after eating, you may also have unexpectedly higher blood sugar levels later on as the food that was digested more slowly finally enters your bloodstream. Weight loss is caused by delayed emptying of the stomach that makes you feel full most of the time. This causes many people to eat less food because they feel less hungry. An acidic feeling in the throat is caused by the regurgitation of food into the esophagus, which can happen as a result of delayed stomach emptying. The esophagus helps to connect the mouth and the stomach. When there is a lot of food in the stomach and it is not being emptied, the food may move upwards into the esophagus. This food is usually mixed with gastric juices and, when it is regurgitated, it causes a burning sensation in the esophagus (the feeling of "heartburn").

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Purchase a sitz bath kit. Clean the basin. Set up the sitz bath. Put the basin and bag in place. Sit on the basin. Unclamp the tube. Relax. Pat yourself dry when finished.

Answer:
You can often find a sitz bath kit in the medical supply section of the grocery store, or your local pharmacy. If you can't find a sitz bath kit locally at a store, you can purchase them easily online. The kit will include a bath basin that fits over a toilet seat; a solution bag for the bathwater; a plastic tube to spray the water; and a clamp to control the flow through the tube. Even if your kit is new out of the package, you want to make sure that you're not exposing your damaged tissue to possible infection. Clean the basin thoroughly with a bleach-based cleaning product. Scrub well and rinse with water. Once you get your bath set up, you can just sit and relax while it does its work. But first, you have to set it up. Place the tube through the hole in the basin that's used for circulating the solution throughout the bath. Consult the directions that came with the kit if you're having trouble locating the tube hole. Snake the tube all the way to the center of the basin and clip it into the bottom of the bowl. Consult your kit's instructions for a diagram if necessary. Use the clamp to cut off flow through the tube; you don't want it to start leaking before you're ready! Fill the solution bag with warm water, or whichever solution you'd like to use to treat the damaged tissue. Making sure the toilet seat is up, place the basin over the inner rim of the toilet. It's best if the bag can hang from some sort of hook, but all that matters is that it's elevated, so the liquid will drain downward. You'll likely have to adjust a bit to find a comfortable position. Feel free to adjust your position as necessary throughout the duration of the bath to make sure you're not causing yourself unnecessary discomfort. Release the clamp that's holding back the warm solution in the elevated bag. The hose at the bottom of the bowl will begin spraying upward, so make the necessary adjustments to ensure that the bathwater is being sprayed onto the damaged tissue that you wish to treat. This might include adjusting your position or adjusting the position of the hose. If you must adjust the position of the hose, make sure to cut off the flow of water using the clamp. Otherwise, you'll make a mess! The solution in the bag should be released slowly, not all at once, if your kit is working properly, so you'll have a few minutes to relax into the spray. Even after the bag has emptied and the hose has ceased spraying, you can simply soak in the water that's been collected in the basin for as long as you'd like. You must be very gentle with the damaged tissue after your sitz bath, so don't rub yourself dry as you normally would. Use a clean, soft towel, pat and dab until the area has been dried. Scrubbing or rubbing can cause irritation and further injury.