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Thursday, Jun 20, 19J7
The Medical Roundup
fr.
Sleeping Pills
Scores of people ask if it is
safe to take sleeping pills year
in and year out, and I say, "Yes,
I believe it is."
In my long
years of prac
tice I have seen
only a few peo
ple who were
taking too
many sleeping
pills, I could
easily get them
off the drug if
I put them in
1A
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a hospital; but always then their
question was, "How am I going
to get to sleep tonight?" I am
pretty sure that if these people
could get to sleeping naturally,
or if they weren't so jittery, they
wouldn't feel any need for the
pills.
I know that cases have been
reported in which the person did
have a habit. I have seen a few
men or women who had what
one might call a habit, but they
were all highly neurotic or mild
ly psychotic persons when they
began taking the drug. I never
saw anyone who was as badly
wrecked by taking barbiturates
as people commonly are who
take morphine or too much al
cohol. The person who is going
lo get a habit usually starts right
in taking the drug during the
day. This, I think, is a danger
ous practice. I must admit though
that I have seen a number of per
sons who got themselves out of
a mental hospital and back hard
at work simply bv taking each
day four or five sleeping tablets
which calmed their terribly jit
tery nerves.
No Deterioration
For 10 years I watched a phy
sician who had got out of a men
tal hospital and back into a big
practice by taking about ten
grains of a strong sleeping medi
cine each day. I looked him over
every year and could never see
any deterioration, either mental
or physical. He came to be one
of the most trusted and loved
and appreciated physicians in
his city. Then, unfortunately, a
marital tragedy hit him, and he
went to a psychiatrist who, hor
rified, promptly took away his
drug. This, I think, was unwise,
because without the steadying
effect of the medicine, the man
had to go back to his old mental
hospital.
In quite a few cases I have al
lowed persons who were former
ly chronic alcoholics to take bar
biturates each day, if this meant
that for years the man was able
to leave liquor alone and to keep
at work.
My feeling is that it is impos
sible to help many highly tense
and jittery persons, and to get
them out of a nervous breakdown
unless one sees to it that they
get sleep. Giving them sleep is
often the essential part of the
cure. Without it, there will be
no cure. I know that after my
influenza in 1918, when for a
time I almost completely lost the
power to sleep, I just had to take
sleeping medici nes. Without
them I don't see how I could
have recovered.
It Didn't Work
Some of my doctor friends
said, "Don't take that stuff; just
lie there at night until you go
to sleep." I tried, but it didn't
work. One trouble was that
every day I had to work hard to
earn a living for myself and
family, and if I lay awake all
night or sat up and read all night,
I was too dopey next day to go
to the office.
Every so often, in some lay
magazine, I read a highly alarm
ing article to the effect that
sleeping-pills produce as horrible
a habit as morphine, but this I
find hard to believe because
never in my life have I seen it.
I have seen a few miserable hu
man wrecks who were taking
large doses of barbiturate each
day, but I was sure they had
been psychotic to begin with.
Their nervous system cried out
so constantly for sedation that,
if given alcohol, morphine, bar
biturates or a tranquilizer, they
would promptly start taking all
they could lay their hands on.
The big point I would make is
that these persons were not
ruined by the barbiturates; they
were born to be nervous wrecks.
Nephrosis
Many anxious parents ask
what can be done for nephrosis.
This is a disease usually of child
ren, who tend at times to swell
up almost as if they were in a
diving-suit. Usually there are
enormous amounts of albumin
coming away in the urine. So
much albumin is being lost in
the urine that these children
Chicago W Oil from "dry"
wells may be forthcoming as a
result of new techniques. Re
search on this subject at Armour
Research Foundation of the Il
linois Institute of Technology in
volves combustion in porous
media.
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Mayo Clinic
Emeritus Professor of Medicine,
Mayo Foundation
must be given plenty of meat and
other forms of protein.
Unfortunately, the disease is
not well understood. There it
now a Nephrosis Foundation
made up of people who are gath
ering money for research. For
tunately, drugs are being found
which sometimes will tide a
child over a fk're-up in the dis
ease. As yet, there is no good
cure in sight.
Dr. Alvarez nopes his readers
will understand that it would be
impossible for him to answer
requests for information or to
attempt to diagnose by mail.
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and Tribune Syndicate. 1957)
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