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Monday, December 5, 1955
The Medical Roundup
THE NEED FOR JUST A CHAT
WITH A WISE PHYSICIAN
I see so many troubled per
sons who do not need and do
not ask of me another complete
and expensive examination. All
. ,.,,-t greatly need is
to sit down
and tell me
their troubles.
Or, they want
to get an inter-
p r e t ation of
c o n f lie t i ng
findings and
opinions. After
a thorough
overhauling in
a big clinic,
one man waited to operate,
while another advised strongly
against surgery. Who was the
poor puzzled patient to believe?
Actually, great light was thrown
on the problem by one more
specialist test which somehow,
someone had forgotten to order.
The other day, in came a dis
tracted mother who wanted, not
more examinations of her son:
he had reacted normally enough
to all the tests made by the
good home physician; no, the
mother, who knew what a bad
tempered, violent and difficult
person her mildly epileptic hus
band had always been, wanted
to talk out with me her fears
that her wayward, stubborn,
pugnacious and occasionally sur
ly son had inherited a fit-less
type of epilepsy. She wondered
if there was such a disease, and
I could assure here that there
is; it is common. We had a long
chat, and then I sent her to my
friend, Dr. Frederic Gibbs, for
an electroencephalogram. This
showed that the mother was
right in her suspicions. Then,
tq her great joy, some dilantin
given to the lad made him so
much less irritable that at home
and at school he became much
easier to handle.
Sorrow in Eyes
The other day I saw a sweet
little secretary, with much sor
row in her eyes. She had had
several costly examinations and
a few operations that: had not
helped. Why hadn't they helped?
Because a Jong chat with the
girl brought out the strong prob
ability that her aches and pains
and partial paralyses were all
due to the great unhappiness
and feeling of "what is the use
any more?" that came over her
after her husband left her.
I asked, "How well would you
get if the Fairy Prince were to
come riding up on a white horse,
and love you dearly, and marry
you and build you a little home,
and take you away from that
noisy office, with its clattering
typewriters?" And in a moment
of frankness and clairvoyance,
she said, "I'd be perfectly well."
No Test for Broken Heart
Why should a physician order
more tests in such a case? There
is no test that will reveal a
broken and hopeless heart.
I'll never forget the black
eyed Irish girl who came in one
day complaining of sleeplessness,
a dull headache, a backache, a
loss of appetite, and some loss
of weight. My associates had put
her through many tests that had
shown nothing. I asked her,
"Have you had an overhauling
like this before?" and she said,
"Yes; I have had two." "Did
they show anything?" "No."
I then asked the girl, "Why
is there such sadness and hope
lessness in your eyes?" She said,
"My fiance left me two months
ago, because, for a year, I had
kept putting off our marriage.
But I could not marry him be
cause I have to support my par
ents. My father is an alcoholic
who brings home no money for
my mother, and hence I cannot
and will not leave her. Be
cause my beau cannot make
enough to support her, he left,
and ever since, I haven't slept;
I just lie there in the dark and
cry." '
Arteriosclerosis
Many persons ask me, "Can't
anything be done to cure arter
iosclerosis?" And I have to reply
that I do not krow of any very
hopeful treatment. I certainly
do not know of any treatment
that can open up and make ser-
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viceable again arteries that have
been closed by the disease. What
is sad is that when a little artery
plugs-up in the heart or brain,
the bit of important tissue orig
inally ' supplied with blood by
that vessel is likely to die; and
once dead, and turned into a
scar, it can never be built back
again.
At best, tissues about the scar
will take over some of the work
formerly done by the bit of
tissue that died. In some cases
it seems to help patients to give
them a preparation of iodine,
or it helps for 6 months or so to
give some thyroid substance.
Right after the plugging-up of
an artery, it may help to give a
drug which somewhat . inhibits
clotting. It may help for a few
days right after the shock to
give some cortisone; and later,
if the patient is stout, it may
help much to reduce weight. It
may help much to stop heavy
smoking.
Dr. Alvarez regrets he hasn't
the time in which to read or
answer' requests for informa
tion. (Released by The Register and
Tribune Syndicate, 1955)
URUGUAY RADIOACTIVE
Montevideo, Uruguay U.R)
Walter Hall, head of the physics
department at Montevideo's En
gineering school, said yesterday
Uruguay's soil has shown dou
bled radioactivity,1 apparently
because of recent nuclear tests
in the United States and Russia.
But he added that the increased
radioactivity is still too slight
to be harmful.
According to English
History, Sir Lancelot
always returned' from the
wars refusing to "say a
single word about his
heroic feats.
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meeting of stereotypers union
officials and representatives of
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dailies ended late Saturday night
in deadlock.
Another session was immed-
! lately set for 2 p.m. Monday
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Robert C. Butz, executive
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papers publishers association,
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After the flu is over and gone, the cough
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