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f SIX MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Thursday, April 25, 1957 jf TAUOUS 21 I i may' 21 74-76-79-82 MAR. 22 D6-11-19-2d 39-55-85-Sd MAY 22 y5 JUNE 22 "26-36-37-l CAMCU UNE23 44-45-47-591 heV 63-6443 uo JULY 24 . AUG 23 625-66 vwoo AUO 21 8- 9 13-151 224.57-60 -By CLAY R. POLLAN- J Your Daily Activity Guide JM According fo rn Start. To develop messoge for Friday, reod words corresponding to numbers of your Zodioc birth sign. ssr 23 OCT 23 60-705-90 1 You 2 fth 3 Dt siont 4 Tcfc 6 TocVIe 7 Avoid 8 A 9 Good 10 Goiter 11 EssentioH 12 Extremes 13 Wea U MonNO 15 Mem 16 Lei 17 Ptoces 18 No 19 Ffd 20 TKr 31 Returns 61 Arid 32 From 62 Fulfill 33 Worthhil 63 Bekr 34 Nothing 64 Reaching 35 Uncompleied65 Obligator 36 Approach 66 Promptly 37 Should 33 Owr 39 Develop 40 Start 4) Benefit! 42 You 43 A 44 Consider 45 AH 46 Of 47 Angles 48 Any 49 Ail SO .Fmaneal 21 Wholnon 51 OmcUy 77 On. 23 Fore. 74 Money 25 A 26 AnoMol 27 Put 28 Could 79 Bnna, 30 You no Good 52 Morten 53 To 54 Conclude 55 Your 56 AgomB S3 OH 60 Profit 67 Stubborn 63 Decisions 69 SteooV 70 Offers 71 Any . 72 Pending 73 Deals 74 Resistance 75 Cool 76 Wort 77 Tempo 78 Smeem 79 A 80 Espeootty 81 To 82 Bit 83 Fast 84 Progress 85 New 86 Ideas 87 One 83 Victory 69 Efforts 90 Loans 426 Ncatal SCORPIO OCT 24fcj NOV 22 30-33-41 VJ SAGITTARIUS NOV 23 16-18-22-27?? 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David Grief 9:00 Highway Patrol 9:30 I Spy 10:00 The Lineup 1030 News 10:35 Crater Lake Theatre 12:00 Sign Off The Medical Roundup Emerltuj Emeritus Consultant In Medicine, Mayo Clinic Professor of Medicine, Mayo Foundation Fibrositis Fibrositis is one of the com monest diseases of man. It is a fairly harmless Dr Alvarez younger bother of arthr itis. Throughout a life time the sufferer is likely to have attacks of ach i n g muscles, ligaments, ten dons and bur sas; or sore ness or stiff ness, or ten derness in various tissues. Oc casionally, he may get a stiff neck or some sore ribs', and when he starts to play tennis in the spring he may get a "charley horse." The great advantage of this disease over arthritis is that, after 60 years of it, a man's joints are likely to look normal, without any deformity. Nothing wrong can be seen with the x-ray because the ends of the bones that enter the joints are not de formed. That the disease is re lated to artritis is shown, I think by the fact that it can often be found in relatives of persons who have severe forms of arth ritis. I myself have had fibrositis all of my life, and as yet I haven't come to any bad end. At present, my joints are all limber and without pain. I've never taken any treatment for my spells of pain and stiffness, and the dis tress has always cleared away by itself within a matter of weeks or months. I haven't any idea why the spells come or go. I imagine there is some chemical change that takes place in my body. In my case no one else in the family has been arthritic. As I remember, the trouble start ed in one knee when I was 7 years old. Because of this tend ency I could not play football. Any injury to a point was likely to cripple me for a month or more. In the cases of my team mates, soreness due to a blow would clear up in a few days. Some physicians think that fibrositis flares up because of inclement weather. I personally have never seen an attack come because I was exposed to the elements, even when during a Minnesota winter, I got badly chilled. Ma? Be Due To Nerve Changes In some people so-called fib rositic nodules appear in the muscles - of the neck or in the tissues under the skin back of the sacroiliac joints. Some of the modules in the lower back are made of lat. it is possioie that some of the pain left in at tacks of fibrositis is due to changes in the nerves. No one knows the cause of fibrositis. Some doctors have claimed that it was due to a neurosis and worry. I'm sure this has never been the cause in my case because I am a hap py, easy-going person. During the last World War, Doctors Philip Hench and Edward Bol and, who were in charge of the big arthritis hospital of the Arm ed Services, identified a psyhic rheumatism, due to worry and anxiety, that could differentiate from fibrositis. Excessive strain on muscles and ligaments and joints, such as is found in an anti-aircraft gunner during the war or in the operator of a big' bulldozer, can cause a fibrositis to flare up. I used to find that when I drove my car 2,000 miles in a few days my neck would become terribly sore and perhaps painful because of the jarring and the constant movement of my arms. An hour's driving on a mountain road full of bad curves would also cause me great distress. Diagnosis of Fibrositis How does one diagnose fib rositis? One diagnoses fibrositis usually if the patient has had many attacks of stiffness and soreness and tenderness and lim itation of motion without ever getting any deformity. Often the disease appears in youth and lasts throughout life. X-ray stud ies show nothing. Sometimes one can feel that sections of one or two ribs are tender to the touch, or one cand find certain muscles are tender to pressure or to pinching. Often the muscles in the back of the neck are tender. In those cases in which one wonders if the patient has a be ginning arthritis of a serious type, one should get the red blood sedimentation rate meas ured. If the rate is low (normal), the disease is probably fibrositis; if the rate is high, it is more likely that the patient has arth ritis. Treatment is generally design ed to relieve pain and to help spasm in the tissues. Aspirin is good, and soaking in a hot tub of water helps. Cortisone and the related drugs are not to be used. Physiotherapy, with heat, massage and diathermy may help. When Tonsils Should Be Removed According to Dr. Mathew S. Ersner and Dr. Sidney S. Lerner, of Temple University, in Phila delphia, parents should think of having tonsils and adenoids re moved from a child when he has been having repeated sore throat, perhaps with large lymph nodes in his neck; when his ton sils are so large that they inter fere with breathing through his nose, and when he has been hav ing repeated attacks of infection in his middle ear, perhaps with loss of hearing. Thank goodness; in recent years the old fad of removing practically every child's tonsils has beeji given up! Dr. Alvarez hopes his readers will understand that it would be impossible for him to answer requests for information or to attempt to diagnose by mail, and Tribune Syndicate, 1957) (Released by The Register Boy Doesn't Shine To Career ' as a Fireman Louisville, Ky (U.R) Patrick Coleman, 6, Louisville,, a first grade pupil at I. N. Bloom School is almost certain he doesn't want to be a fireman. 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