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The main symptom of this disease is the fish's eyes protruding from its head. However, sometimes this problem is a symptom of another disease rather than disease itself. For instance, it can be a symptom of tuberculosis. If it is tuberculosis, the fish will likely not make it. For popeye, you should provide a clean tank, as noted in earlier sections. In addition, change out the water. Ampicillin will treat the problem if it's not a symptom of something worse. You need to add this medication every time you change the water and clean the tank, which should happen every 3 days. Continue this regimen for a week after you stop seeing signs of the problem.

summary: Look for bulging eyes. Change and clean the tank. Introduce ampicillin.


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Icing your wrists can help reduce swelling, which can in turn decrease the amount of pain you feel. Try holding an ice pack on your wrists for 15-20 minutes.  If you find yourself waking up needing to ice your wrists on a regular basis, you may want to get into the habit of icing before bed every day. You can also do this throughout the day as needed. You may be able to get quick relief from your carpal tunnel symptoms, including pain, numbness, and tingling, by stretching and applying pressure to your hand and wrist. Try using the following technique, which focusing on acupressure points, when you start experiencing symptoms that keep you awake:  Extend your forearm out straight, but keep your elbow bent. Use your other hand to push your four fingers down towards the floor, opening your wrist. Hold this stretch for up to 15 seconds. Use your other hand to push your thumb and index finger down. Hold this for up to 15 seconds. Make a fist and observe the inside of your wrist. You should notice a small gap appear between your bones and tendons. Place your opposite thumb in this space and apply pressure for 30 seconds. You will probably notice that your fist automatically releases, which is fine. Place the base of your opposite index finger on the back of your hand where your wrist creases. Note the location of the tip of your index finger, and then use your opposite thumb to apply pressure to this spot as you lift your arm up. Keep lifting and applying pressure for 30 seconds. Over-the-counter NSAIDs can provide significant relief to people suffering from carpal tunnel syndrome. These drugs reduce pain and swelling. You may want to take them regularly before bed to help prevent your symptoms, or as needed whenever you have difficulty sleeping due to carpal tunnel pain.  Aspirin, ibuprofen, and naprosyn are all NSAIDs. Be sure to talk to your doctor about your dosing, and never take more than the recommended dose. Sometimes carpal tunnel will cause numbness in your hand due to accidentally laying on your wrist. If you find that your hand is going numb, get up and lightly shake out your hand for a minute. Sometimes this may be all you need to restore feeling to the hand and get back to sleep. Anything that irritates the nerves in your wrists can bring on carpal tunnel. Carpal tunnel can sometimes be brought on or aggravated by cold conditions, so it is important to sleep in a room that is not too cold. Sleeping in a cold room can reduce the temperature and blood flow in your hands, causing compression of the nerves.

summary: Apply ice. Apply pressure to your wrists. Try medication. Shake out your hand. Make sure that you are sleeping in a warm room.


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If the hole is close to an electrical outlet or phone line, make sure you check inside it so you don't hit any wires while you work. Feel around the hole with your hands, or peer inside using a flashlight. If you find a wire, take note of where it is located and plan to work carefully around it when you repair the hole. Use a ruler and a level to measure and draw a rectangle around the perimeter of the hole, then cut it out using a utility knife or drywall saw. This will enable you to neatly patch the hole with a piece of drywall the precise size you need, rather than making an irregular patch. Cut the backer boards about 4 inches (10.2 cm) longer than the height of the hole. Line the first backer board vertically along the left edge of the hole. Use one hand to hold it in place tightly while using a drill to screw two drywall screws through the intact drywall just below the hole, and two through the drywall just above the hole. Use the same technique to install another backer board along the right edge of the hole.  Pine or other soft wood backer boards work well for repairing drywall, since they're easy to screw into. Be sure to hold the boards in such a way that the screws won't scratch or puncture your hands when they pop through the backer boards. Measure the thickness of the drywall and purchase a piece of drywall large enough to patch the hole. Cut it to size using the drywall saw so that it will fit neatly into the hole. Place the drywall patch into the hole and screw it into the backing boards on either side, spacing the screws 6 inches (15.2 cm) apart. Most hardware and home goods stores sell scraps of drywall in different shapes and sizes. Look for one large enough to patch your hole so you don't have to buy a complete sheet of drywall, which will probably be more than you need. Load a joint knife with joint compound and apply it to joints, the seams where the patch and the wall connect. Quickly apply paper tape to the joints and use a taping knife to smooth the tape into place, making sure there are no bubbles or lumps. Apply a second coating of joint compound and let it dry.  You can add a little water to the compound to thin it out, making it easier to spread and feather out along the wall for even blending.  Be sure to remove excess compound as you go, so that the transition between the patch and the wall is as smooth as possible. Pull the taping knife in one direction. Laying the tape evenly can be tricky. It's worth starting over if you lay it crookedly, since the tape is important for blending the patch with the wall. Once the first few coats are dry, smooth the edges by sanding them with a fine grit sandpaper. Fill in any gouges and uneven areas by applying another thin coat of compound. Let that dry, and continue sanding and adding more compound until the surface is even and smooth. Wait at least 24 hours between sandings. The compound should be completely dry, or you may create more ruts and gouges instead of smoothing the surface. After the last sanding, use a primer to get the area ready for painting. When the primer is dry, paint the area using the same brush or paint applicator you originally used to paint the wall.
summary: Check for wires. Cut a rectangle. Add backer boards. Install a drywall patch. Tape the joints. Sand the area and add another coat. Prime and paint the area.