Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Tell your doctor if you develop any new symptoms while taking the antibiotic. Contact your doctor if you develop a sensitivity to sunlight. Call your doctor immediately if you develop any signs of allergy. Inform your doctor if your symptoms remain unchanged or worsen.

Answer: Common side effects of antibiotics are stomach upset, vomiting, diarrhea, and vaginal infections. Read the patient leaflet to know the specific side effects associated with your antibiotic. Talk to the doctor about the severity of your symptoms. She may decide to change the antibiotic. Stomach upset, diarrhea, vaginal infections, and thrush (white patches of yeast in the mouth) occur because the antibiotic kills the good or normal bacteria along with the bad. These issues may need to be treated with other types of antibiotics or other medications. Your doctor may also suggest that you use a probiotic, such as those found in yogurt or dietary supplements, to help restore the "good" bacteria. Antibiotics can affect the kidneys, ears, liver, or the peripheral nerves (nerves not in the brain or spine). Tell your doctor if you have abdominal pain, ringing in your ears, or tingling. And, if the antibiotic you are taking may make you more sensitive to the sun, make sure to limit sun exposure or wear sunscreen with SPF at least 30 when you are outside to reduce your chance of sunburn. Some antibiotics, particularly the tetracycline family, may cause phototoxicity, where your skin develops an intolerance to sun exposure. Talk to your doctor if you see any of the following symptoms while using an antibiotic: Exaggerated sunburn Stinging or itching sensation on the skin Blistering after sun exposure Change in skin color Skin peeling Be aware of signs like itching, rash, hives, or shortness of breath. Call 911 if you suspect an anaphylactic reaction, the most severe form of allergy, as it can be life-threatening. Symptoms of an anaphylactic reaction include: Dizziness Loss of consciousness Labored breathing Swelling of the tongue and airway Blueness of the skin. This reaction can progress to anaphylactic shock and death when there is a drop in blood pressure and heart failure. Sometimes, the prescribed antibiotic is not the correct one for combating the type(s) of infective microorganisms found in your system. If the symptoms that the antibiotic is meant to treat do not improve, talk to your doctor. Signs of an inadequately treated infection include fever, chills, or malaise (a general sense of weakness). A wound can be tender, swollen, hot and red, or draining pus.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Stay away from your best friend for a while. Ensure that your feelings are valid. Accept the pain. Tell yourself that it isn't your fault.

Answer: Be civil and thoughtful in how you go about this. You don't want to completely reject the healthy relationship that you've established between each other, but you need to take care of your feelings. Don't make active efforts to see them on a daily basis. There are countless ways to set up safe and respectful boundaries between you and this person. If you do see this person, be open without giving them all of your attention. Protect yourself without isolating them. Prepare some reasonable excuses why you can't see this person. You might feel like you are deceiving your friend, especially if you have an honest history. Just know that you are doing this only because you need time to get over them. Monetary related issues are nearly always understandable, especially if it's in relation to having to work longer hours. If you work longer hours, then you're more tired, and exhaustion should always be a viable excuse. Before creating an extreme distance, you want to make sure that you really are in love with this person. There's an immense amount of pressure riding on this situation, as you're running the risk of permanently damaging a friendship. When you're in love, the central dopamine levels in your brain will ramp up, giving you an intense attention and focus on the person that you're falling for. Your love object will be occupying a great deal of your daily thoughts, so it may feel like you are obsessing over them. It's unlikely, if you're really in love with this person, that you're thinking about anyone else. Your thoughts will all be overly positive, as you overlook your love object's negative traits when you've fallen for them. If you feel any or all of these things, you may actually be in love with your best friend. You must make sure that you aren't feeling this way because you're lonely and have a strong platonic bond with this person. You run the risk, when considering your love for your best friend, of misinterpreting the caring relationship between you for romantic love. Make sure that you aren't reaching out to this person because you want a romantic relationship, and they seem like a good fit. There's nothing worse, after going through a trying emotional circumstance like a rejection, than pushing your feelings away and hiding from them. Even worse is tricking yourself into believing that you aren't allowed to feel those emotions. If you judge your emotions, or tell yourself that you aren't allowed to feel them, then you're hiding from the realness of your pain. Even though it's immensely difficult to cope with heartbreak, you will become stronger in the process. You will also spend less time wallowing if you accept your emotions and try to focus on the present. If you allow this rejection to completely shatter your well-being, you stand no chance of getting over your heartbreak. Even though it requires a little extra effort, you have to make active strides in improving your self-worth. Remember that your rejection does not rest entirely on your character. Your best friend might be coping with some massive issues with their own identity. This person may be afraid to commit themselves to you because of fear and insecurity. Being alone will help you grow, and even though it feels like an insurmountable pain, you'll be stronger as a result. Try to see this as an opportunity to improve upon yourself, or take time to work on your own goals. Rejection has the potential to fuel your drive as a human being, as you can use these bad feelings to inform your forward momentum. If you fall back into a self-deprecating spiral, you won't be able to move beyond your pain. Remembering that rejection is inevitable will make this particular rejection seem less significant.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Keep your breath fresh and your lips soft. Pick a moment when you have privacy. Give him a sincere compliment. Break the touch barrier.

Answer:
If you plan on kissing your boyfriend, you'll want to have fresh breath. Before a date or whenever you know you'll be alone together, take the time to brush your teeth, use mouthwash, eat a breath mint, or chew some gum. You should also use lip balm regularly to keep your lips soft and hydrated. Don't use lip gloss, as it is not the same as lip balm. While lip balm absorbs into your lips and makes them soft, lip gloss sits on your lips. The sticky texture may be a turn-off. Public displays of affection can make people feel uncomfortable, so it's a good idea to wait until you are alone with your boyfriend to kiss him. Even if you only have a few minutes alone together before school or after practice, you can make them count by giving him a gentle kiss. This doesn't mean that you have to wait until you are completely alone in your room. An empty hallway or a quiet park would be just fine! Complimenting your boyfriend will make him feel good about himself! Speak softly so he has to lean in a bit to hear you, and make sure to say something you honestly believe, rather than making something up. For instance, you could say, "I really admire the way you take care of your siblings," or, "You did an amazing job at band rehearsal today." Before diving into a kiss, it's a good idea to break the touch barrier and make sure he is comfortable first. Reach out to grab his hand, give him a hug, or snuggle in close to him. Watch his reaction to see if he's ready to take things a step further. Remember that if he ever seems uncomfortable, pulls away, or asks you to stop, you should respect his wishes. Be mindful of his body language while leading up to the kiss. People can change their minds or start feeling uncomfortable once things start to progress.