In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: To infuse the herbs into the oil, place the herbs and enough oil to completely cover the herbs into the crockpot. Turn on the crockpot to the lowest setting. If you have a crockpot that has a keep warm setting, use that setting because it works the best.  This method works well for making large batches of herbal oil. You can also place jars into the slow cooker. Just fill the crockpot halfway with water and cook them on warm. To infuse the herbs with the oil, you need to heat them in the crockpot. Allow the herbs to cook for two to four hours. Check frequently to make sure the oil is not bubbling or smoking.  You can let the oil cook for up to 12 hours at 100 to 120 degrees Fahrenheit.  Some crockpots are too hot to use to infuse oils. You will need to experiment. After two to four hours, turn off the crockpot and allow the oil to cool down. When cool, pour the oil through a cheesecloth into a clean glass, lidded jar. This helps to strain the herbs from the oil. Store the oil in a cool, dry, dark place.
Summary: Place the ingredients in a crockpot. Heat the oil. Place the oil in a jar.

If a skin infection worsens, doesn't heal, or you develop serious symptoms, such as a fever, seek medical attention. While life-threatening infections are uncommon, even a minor skin infection can lead to major health concerns when not properly treated. It’s especially important to see a doctor if you have a weakened immune system, a chronic illness, are elderly, or have a severe burn or wound. If your infant or young child has an infection that won’t heal or develops a high fever, they need to see a doctor. When you see the doctor, they’ll perform an exam and ask you how and when your symptoms began. They’ll likely order a bacterial culture to identify the specific cause of the infection.  If you have a skin infection, they’ll swab the area or take a sample of tissue or pus. For TSS or sepsis, doctors test blood samples for bacteria and take a white blood cell count, but treatment often begins before the results become available. Because these conditions are so serious, antibiotics and IV (intravenous) fluids need to be administered as soon as possible. If you have a skin infection and developed an abscess, your doctor might need to drain it. They’ll numb the area, make a small cut to let the pus seep out, then dress it with gauze. Follow your doctor’s care instructions after having an abscess drained. Clean the area 2 to 3 times daily, apply medicated ointment if your doctor advises, and dress the area with a clean bandage. Change the bandage 2 to 3 times per day or whenever it gets wet. Staph infections that don't heal with home care are treated with antibiotics. Take your medication according to your doctor’s instructions, and don’t stop taking it even if you feel better. If you stop taking antibiotics prematurely, the infection could come back or worsen. Additionally, your doctor might recommend taking a pain reliever to combat swelling, fever, and other related symptoms. Staph bacteria can adapt quickly, and many strains have become resistant to some antibiotics. Bacterial cultures help doctors choose the right antibiotics, and you should start to feel better within a couple of days. If you don’t, call your doctor and discuss alternative medications. They might recommend stronger IV (intravenous) antibiotics.
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One-sentence summary -- See your doctor if you have serious or worsening symptoms. Get a physical exam and bacterial culture. Have any skin lesions or abscesses drained. Take any prescribed medications as directed. Tell your doctor if your symptoms don’t improve.

Q: Even though you were not in a relationship with this person, in your mind, it may feel like you “lost” someone. Allow yourself time and space to grieve properly, then it will be easier to move on. Having a crush is like having a one-sided imaginary relationship. In your mind, you develop an attachment to another person that is not reciprocated. You will need time and space to break that attachment. Seek out the company of people who value you, like your friends and family. It’s okay to cry or talk your problems through with them, especially at first, but try to have some fun with your loved ones too. A day out with your pals or a visit with extended family can do wonders for your mood and self-esteem. Sit down with pen and paper, and spend a few minutes brainstorming all the reasons someone would be lucky to be with you. Include overall positive traits like kindness, as well as little quirks like always remembering someone’s favorite foods. Save your list so you can look at it when you feel down about yourself. Nobody’s perfect, and your previously rosy view of your crush might have hidden their bad qualities. Now that you have a bit more distance from them, think of everything that bothers you about your crush, from their weird laugh to their inability to remember your name. You’ll be feeling less love-struck in no time. Channel your feelings into your writing, drawing, music, or any other kind of art you like to make. You can show other people your finished work, or keep it private – it’s up to you. Your heart and ego are probably feeling a little bruised, so be gentle with yourself as you recover. Cut yourself a bit of slack at school or work. Instead of burying your sadness with endless movie-and-takeout sessions, do your best to eat well and get some exercise, and treat yourself to things that make you feel good about yourself. For instance, you could spend an afternoon at your favorite coffee shop or get a new haircut that you love.
A: Grieve the loss of the potential relationship. Find support. Make a list of your good qualities. Think about your crush’s negative traits. Express yourself creatively. Practice good self-care.

Problem: Article: If possible, use your dill within a couple of hours. It will have the most flavor in this time period. For that reason, it's best to cut it right before you want to use it in your food. Try cutting dill with scissors instead of a knife when preparing it in the kitchen. It will be more flavorful. When looking at the plant, look for shoots going off the main stem at a perpendicular angle. Use small shears to cut the shoot about 1 inch (2.5 cm) or less above the joint. Cutting causes less damage to the plant, so it keeps it from decaying as fast if you're planning on storing it. Add 1 to 2 inches (2.5 to 5.1 cm) of water to the bottom of a mason jar. Snip off the bottom of the stems on the dill, and place the dill stem-side down in the water. Cover it with a lid, if possible, and put it in the fridge.  If a lid won't fit over the jar, use a plastic bag and a rubber band. Store the herbs for up to 2 weeks.
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Use your dill as quickly as you can. Cut branches off the main stem when you're planning to store dill. Store dill in a jar in the refrigerator.