In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Many anti-nausea medications require a prescription, so a visit to your doctor will be warranted. Describe your symptoms and medical history. He or she may provide you a prescription strength drug or advise you to take an over the counter, non-prescription, drug instead, depending on your particular situation. Take the medications as described on the label or by your healthcare professional. Some people suffer from migraine-induced nausea. If you suffer from this, ask your doctor about metoclopramide (Reglan) or prochlorperazine (Compazine) to help with the symptoms. If you suffer from vertigo and motion sickness, antihistamine meds such as meclizine and dimenhydrinate are helpful. You can also take anticholinergic drugs such as the scopolamine patch to help with nausea related to these situations. Be aware that these medications have their own significant side effects and should be used only under strict guidance by a health care professional. Nausea is common in pregnancy and post-surgery. To help with pregnancy nausea, pyridoxine, or vitamin B6, has been shown to be safe and effective in dosages at 50 to 200 mg per day. You can even buy them as lozenges or lollipops. Oral ginger dosed at one gram per day is effective for controlling nausea and vomiting in early pregnancy. Postoperative nausea can be helped with dopamine antagonists (droperidol and promethazine), serotonin antagonists (ondansetron), and dexamethasone (steroids). Make sure to follow any dosing instructions given by your doctor. The amount you take will depend on your current situation. Stomach flu, also known as gastroenteritis, can be helped by taking bismuth subsalicylate (pepto bismol)or serotonin antagonists (ondansetron).
Summary: See your doctor. Treat common nausea conditions. Help with pregnancy, post-surgery nausea, and stomach flu.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Lincoln may have had a lot of folk sense in him, but he never turned down an opportunity to look civilized and classy. His dress of choice was always a black overcoat. So long as the coat doesn't have any visible logos or symbols, you can use any black overcoat for this. Look at existing Lincoln costumes or pictures of the man himself and decide if any coat you have fits the bill. A grey vest underneath may help to round off your costume. However, if you can't find one of those, a white dress shirt will do. You may also choose to button up your overcoat. Lincoln's look is associated with fancy clothes and a big top hat. Top hats can be found at costume or consignment stores, or made by rolling black felt and gluing on a rim. Provided you're aiming for a traditional Lincoln costume, you should keep the hat black. Top hats often come with pre-fabricated Lincoln costumes. Although they won't attract as much attention as your coat or top hat, it's nonetheless a good idea to round off your costume with a good set of black shoes. The most important thing is that your shoes are black; this way they won't conflict with the rest of the costume. Shoes with a buckle are rarer today than they were then, but they also match the costume if you have them lying around. Lincoln wore size 14 shoes. Lincoln's father was a shoemaker. Lincoln was known to wear bowties. They are not commonly worn in fashion today but you can usually find them for sale at department stores and costume shops. Bowties don't need to be done up perfectly. Rather, an imperfect bowtie will give your costume that much more character. Lincolns bowties were obviously hand-tied, but pre-tied bowties are available as well if you don't want to bother with the tying process. To hand-tie a bowtie, loop the bowtie around your neck, leaving a few inches more on one side. Draw the longer end under the other side of your tie and loop it through the center, tightening it as you go along. Bring the longer end of the bowtie over the other end and pinch them in the middle, looping the longer end through a hole at the back. Tighten it gently.
Summary: Find a black fancy overcoat. Don a tall top hat. Wear black dress shoes. Wear a black bowtie.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Dragons actually like to be held. Wait three to four days after the dragon's arrival to start holding him. Wash your hands before and after handling the pet. Begin by holding him for short periods multiple times a day. This helps build trust slowly. When holding your dragon, strive to have a quiet setting. Babies, young children, women who are or might be pregnant, the elderly, or people with weakened immune systems should be careful about touching the dragon or being near its home. Salmonella infections can occur. Consult a doctor if you or your child belongs to one of these populations before allowing contact with the reptile. See Hold a Bearded Dragon for thorough tips. Gather your dragon from underneath his body in a slow, yet self-assured, scooping motion. Support his whole body plus his legs and tail. Do not hold or pull your dragon by his tail. It can come off! It is important to tame your dragon from the beginning. If your dragon appears aggressive (his "beard" will darken), hold him tightly (not too tightly) with both of your hands and pet him. If your pet appears particularly agitated, release him for a short moment and then try holding him again until he calms himself. Training your dragon to be held and calm can take a number of months but it is vital to creating a good relationship with your dragon.
Summary:
Know good practices. Pick up the dragon. Calm your dragon.