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A DRY ITCHY SKIN
The day the temperature
drops markedly, perhaps late in
October, thousands of elderly
persons start
scratching an
itchy skin, es
pecially over
their shins.
They are most
likely to get
this itchiness
if they love to
scrub them
selves each
m o r ning, us-
Dr Alvares
ing much soap.
With soap and
water, they wash most of the
fat out of their skin, and this
leads to the itching.
Many a time during the
months when, in my youth I
worked with a skin specialist, I
heard him say to an older per
son, "If you don't want to itch,
don't bathe so much, and don't
use so much soap." Probably, as
we grow older, the little grease
glands in our skin function more
and more slowly, and this leads
to dryness of our skin.
Obviously, when Itching
comes what we should do is to
rub -into our skin some cold
cream or oily lotion that will put
back some of the fat that we
have washed out. Sometimes
when the itching is particularly
bad. it helps much to use car
bolized petrolatum. The carbolic
acid in this preparation serves
as a local anesthetic.
People ask what to do for in
fected kidneys. If I were to be
gin suffering from frequency of
urination by night as well as
by day, perhaps with burning
and a little fever I would get
my urine tested to see if it con
tained bacteria. If so, I would ask
the laboratory expert to culture
the urine and find what type of
germs I had. Why? Because some
germs are killed by one antibio
tic; others are killed by another
antibiotic; and some are not
easily killed by any of the anti
biotics in common use.
I would have x-ray films made
of my kidneys and bladder, be
fore and after taking a chemical
that makes the inside of the kid
neys visible. I would do this to
see if both kidneys were func
tioning, and to rule out the
presence of stones in either the
kidneys or the bladder. In the
presence of stones it is often
hard to get entirely rid of a
urinary infection. It will keep
coming back.
Elderly men with urinary In
fection are likely to have stag
nation of the urine in the blad
der due to obstruction produced
by an enlarged prostate gland.
Especially if the results of
treatment of a urinary infection
are poor, the urologist will want
to look into the bladder with a
cystoscope, or lighted tube. He
may find that the infected urine
is coming from only one kidney,
or that the disease is a cystitis
or inflammation of the bladder
wall.
If the person should have any
tendency to tuberculosis, the
doctor will be particularly care
ful to rule out this disease in the
kidneys or the bladder or a testi
cle. If he should find stones in
the kidneys or bladder he would
want to operate and remove
them.
Women are much more sub
ject to infections of the urinary
tract than are men, perhaps be
cause in them the tube that
leads out of the bladder is so
short that germs can travel up
through it. Some women are
particularly subject to this type
of infection. Little girls are so
subject to urinary infections
that always, when puzzled over
a fever in a girl, the physician
will have the urine looked at
for bacteria.
In all such testing it is well
that the patient pass urine in the
doctor's office so that it will be
fresh. A few germs in the urine
can soon multiply when the
sample is kept in a warm place.
Oftentimes, if the physician is to
be sure about bacteria, especial
ly in the urine of a woman, he
must remove a specimen by a
little tube called a catheter, and
then culture it in a special test
tube which is left over-night in
a warm incubator. Particularly
in the cases of young persons
with a scarlet fever type of in
fection the tubules of the kid
neys can become infected, and
the result can be some destruc
tion of the kidney substance
with later scarring.
Many persons with a urinary
infection have what is called a
pyelitis or an infection of the
pelvis" of the kidney or cavity
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into which the urine drains be
fore it runs down the ureter into
the bladder. Pregnant women
are rather subject to this type of
infection.
The Child Who Fell on His Hud
Mothers tell me of their wor
ries about a child who perhaps
fell on his head, or got kicked
by a horse, or got hit in the head
by a baseball. Most of the chil
dren so injured suffer no per
manent trouble. If at the time of
the injury and immediately
afterward the child remains
wide-awake and lively, there is
little to worry about. If, how
ever, the child becomes sleepy
and dull, and pays no attention
to the people around him, the
attending physician will call in
a neurologist. In some cases he
will decide that there has been
a blood clot formed on the sur
face of the brain, and then this
can be removed.
(Released by The Register
and Tribune Syndicate, 1957)
Grange Notes
Central Point Grange
The all girl drill teams of the
Central Point Grange will ex
emplify the degree work in
April. The first and second de
grees are to be given April 5
and the third and fourth on April
19. Members of other granges
who have candidates are asked
to get in touch with Master
Velda Mang soon.
Mrs. O. T. Wilson will have
charge of the display table she
has asked Carl Richardson to
bring his stuffed bird collection.
The serving committee will be
the Harold Gebhards Homer
Bells and Walter Jensens.
We were happy to have as
our guest at the last meeting Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Warren and
Mr. and Mrs. G. Rader of Roxy
Ann, Sadie C y p e r s of Sams
Valley and Mrs. Cincaid of
Eagle Pt.
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