Problem: Article: To avoid mothball smell in the future, store your clothing without mothballs altogether. To do this, you should wash your clothing and dry it prior to storage. This will help repel moths by removing odors that attract them. Instead of using mothballs, store your clothing in sealed containers. This will keep moths away without having to resort o mothballs. Vacuum-sealed bags are especially effective at repelling moths. Vacuum-sealed bags can be purchased online. Store your clothing with bowls of natural repellents. Herbs like rosemary, cinnamon sticks, eucalyptus leaves make great natural repellents and do not leave behind as strong of a smell. You can also use plants like wormwood and peppercorns.
Summary: Wash and dry clothes before storing them. Store clothes in sealed containers. Use natural repellents instead of mothballs.

Problem: Article: Women who have secondary dysmenorrhea may get cramps starting a few days before the start of their period. The cramps may also last longer than normal menstrual cramps, such as past the end of the period. Cramps that are caused by primary dysmenorrhea may start about one or two days before your period begins and they can last for just a few hours or up to a few days. However, they should not extend past the end of your period. You may have noticed an increase in the severity of your menstrual cramps over time and this may also indicate that your cramps are due to secondary dysmenorrhea. For example, you might have had cramps that were relatively mild as a teenager, but your cramps might have become more severe as an adult. Pain from primary dysmenorrhea may be mild to severe. The pain is often located in the abdomen, lower back, and thighs. Women who experience menstrual cramps from primary dysmenorrhea often complain of other symptoms. However, women who have secondary dysmenorrhea may not experience these other symptoms. Symptoms that may indicate that you are experiencing primary dysmenorrhea may include: nausea vomiting fatigue diarrhea
Summary: Think about when you get cramps. Rate your pain. Note other symptoms along with your cramps.

Problem: Article: Different substances vary drastically in their withdrawal severity and symptoms. However, it is important to research and understand the effects of withdrawal associated with the substance that your loved one is trying to quit. For example, alcohol withdrawal symptoms can include: sweating, rapid heartbeat, hand tremors, problems sleeping, nausea and vomiting, hallucinations, restlessness and agitation, anxiety, and occasionally seizures. Increases in stress can lead to relapse in drug users. Encourage your loved one to engage in relaxing activities prior to going to rehab. Some examples include: getting adequate sleep, taking bubble baths, meditating, and watching funny movies. Social support is especially crucial during the moments and days before being admitted into rehab; the person may show signs of second thoughts or resistance toward treatment. Make sure you or someone else helps the individual get himself ready for treatment and is there for him as he is admitted. Otherwise, you may have to repeat the whole process again, which can become more difficult if the first attempt has failed. When times get hard, remind your loved one why he wants to attend rehab. Reasons may vary, but some examples include to: regain a sense of control, be able to be a productive member of society, reduce the negative health effects of substance us, increase positive choices, etc. You could say something like, "Remember why you decided to go to rehab? You wanted to get your life back. I know it seems like it will be so hard, and I know it will be a challenge, but it will be worth it in the end." Explain that you will be supportive of the person while he is in treatment. You could say, "If you need anything while you are here please let me know. I believe in you and I know you can do this if you put your mind to it." Since social support is crucial to maintaining treatment and sobriety, you may want to continue to be supportive of your loved one while he is in treatment. Being there for your friend or family member can help him remain in treatment and be successful. Visit the admitted individual frequently if allowed and show your love and support throughout the process. One way to show your support is by attending group or family treatments that are suggested by the treatment facility. Try to motivate the person going through recovery by promising a gift that will be presented after the therapy is complete. This may give hope to the person and a positive attitude towards returning to normal life. You could say, "Once you complete treatment we can go on a trip together. It will be great to experience a new place sober." Encourage your loved one to call you if he is having a difficult time in rehab. You can say, "I am here for you so please don't hesitate to contact me if you want to talk or need help." Some programs don't allow contact with family members for a length of time, check and see first if contact will be allowed and when.
Summary: Prepare for withdrawal symptoms. Help your loved one reduce stress. Personally escort the person to the rehab center. Continue to be supportive.

Problem: Article: The B vitamins are mainly involved in enzyme systems that increase your dog's appetite, and in energy metabolism of fats, proteins, and carbohydrates. In short, they ease the conversion of energy sources like fats, proteins and carbohydrates into energy, providing your pet the energy needed for growth and maintenance. The excess energy brought about by the increase in appetite and consumption will then be converted to fats and will prevent muscle catabolism, or wasting. The best B-complex vitamins include Pet-Tabs®️ and LC-Vit®️. Be sure to follow the directions on the packaging. For puppies, it is recommended that you use liquid multivitamins like LC-Vit®️ (3ml daily). Another option is to bring your dog to a vet and have her given a shot of B-complex vitamins, if you do not have time to give it daily vitamin supplements. The regime is one injection, once a week for four weeks. If the dog's appetite has not improved at the end of this time, then further injections are unlikely to be beneficial. It is sensible to regularly deworm your dog because worms compete for food in the dog's bowel and cause poor body condition, silently sucking the nutrition out of your dog. Perversely, a dog with a heavy worm burden is likely to have a potbelly, but the bones of the ribs and hips lose fat cover and become stark. Choose a broad spectrum de-wormer that can cover all types of worms. Praziquantel (Canex®️) is a good example of a broad spectrum de-wormer. Canex®️ for Medium Sized Dogs can be used at a dose of 1 tablet per 10 kilograms of body weight. Canex ®️ for Large Sized dogs can be used at a dose of 1 tablet per 20 kilograms of body weight. For smaller dogs, half a tablet of Canex®️ for Medium Sized dogs can be used. If it's the first time that you will de-worm your dog, you can do it three times with a two week interval. From the first time on, de-worming can be done every six months to one year. Dogs that are active, working, lactating, frequently travelling, or getting used to a new home tend to become thin and lose appetite. You can give these dogs energy supplements that are packed with easily absorbed carbohydrates and vitamins. A good example of an energy supplement is Nutri-Plus Gel®️. You can give your dog 1 to 2 teaspoons per 5 kg body weight or 10 centimeter (3.9in) of gel per day (using the plastic gel applicator or doser provided).
Summary:
Give your dog vitamin supplements. De-worm your dog with de-wormer medication. Give your dog energy supplements.