Article: Since H. pylori is a bacteria, it may be successfully treated with a short course of antibiotics lasting from 10 to 14 days. Follow your doctor's instructions for how to take the antibiotic and make sure to take the full course, even if you start to feel better. Your doctor may prescribe: Amoxicillin Tetracycline (for adults and children over 12 years old) Metronidazole Clarithromycin While you're taking antibiotics, your doctor will also recommend that you take acid-protectors. These will not cure the bacterial infection on their own, but they may keep your ulcer from getting worse. They will also give your stomach lining time to heal. Your stomach naturally produces acid to aid in digestion, but when you have an ulcer the acid can cause further damage. Most often, doctors will prescribe Bismuth subsalicylate, or Pepto Bismol. It coats the stomach to protect it from acid. It also helps kill the bacteria. The amount and frequency will vary based on which antibiotics you are taking. Your doctor will also prescribe a PPI. These medications prevent acid production by inhibiting the "pumps" in stomach cells that activate gastric acid secretion. In most cases, you'll receive a prescription for Lansoprazole. The amount and frequency of doses will depend on which antibiotics you are taking. Children may prescribed Omeprazole, 1 mg/kg divided twice daily (to a max of 20 mg twice daily) for 14 days.
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Take a course of antibiotics, as prescribed. Take acid-protectors. Take proton pump inhibitors (PPIs).
Article: The difference in size will leave a portion of the underlying rug exposed, producing a harmonious framing effect. This is probably the simplest way to layer rugs, and one of the most pleasant and effective from a design standpoint. Top elaborately patterned rugs with neutral colors in rooms in need of a modest infusion of flair. Make sure the rugs are made to the same basic dimensions. Otherwise, concentric layering can end up looking lopsided. If your goal is to make a given room look a little more relaxed, leaving the rugs slightly askew will help you achieve this. Uneven layers will also allow you to switch things up in areas with overly linear organization and fill oddly-shaped nooks. For a more effortlessly casual style, drape the rugs in a more or less random manner. You can also offset rugs at regular intervals, keeping the edges and corners lined up, to add depth without making the setup look sloppy. Avoid covering up more than half of a rug with another, or they make look unbalanced. Choose a thin, pliable rug to go on top of another rug in order to minimize trip hazards. An oblong or rectangular rug stretched over a broader covering performs the same function as a traditional table runner, only from below. Position a long, narrow patterned rug in the center of a wider neutral one serving as a base. You can reserve a space for a combination runner under a dining table, inside an alcove or down the middle of a short hallway. Layered runner rugs tend to look best when they're the same length but differ in width. Assemble your own custom runner by connecting several smaller rugs. Disrupt the monotony of plain, dull carpeting with an array of attractive rugs. For instance, a bold solid color draped over an intricate woven pattern can lend a much-need jolt of personality to a basic beige carpet. A good rule of thumb is to look for layers that fall at the opposite end of the design spectrum of your base, such as bold or dark colors on top of lighter ones, or vibrant designs that offer a place for the eye to wander above neutral carpets. As an added bonus, these rugs can be swapped out at any time, giving you a nearly unlimited number of decorating options. Use a rug a that's close to the carpeting, but not an exact match, to highlight subtle textural shifts.
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Place a small rug on top of a larger one to create a frame. Overlap 2 or more rugs for a homey look. Set down a runner for a pop of color or texture. Layer rugs over carpet to break up the space.
Article: Honey's wonderful, delicious variety works against you when you're trying to find a simple test. Different types of pure honey can cover a large range of density, flammability, and other characteristics. While the following tests are based on true principles, in practice your results may be inconclusive. Try several of these tests to see if the honey fails or passes consistently. In many cases, you can get nothing more than a good guess.
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Understand that these tests are not 100% accurate.