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Emerltui ConstilUnt In Medicine,
Mayo Clinic
Emeritus Professnr of Medicine.
Mavo Foundation
Inflammation
Hepatitis, or
of tht Liver
Scores of persons ask what to
do for hepatitis, or inflammation
of the liver. So far as I can find
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,a ii v ci. ruiiu-
or Alvirei nately, in most
cases, the injury is not great,
and after a while the disease
clears up, leaving a normal
liver. Only in rare cases is the
liver so badly damaged that the
man is thereafter handicapped,
or has what is called cirrhosis
or a hardening and shrinkage of
the liver. There is a type of cir
rhosis of the liver in which the
cause is the drinking of too
much alcohol.
For years I have been reading
articles on the treatment of
hepatitis, and the impression I
have gotten is that there is no
medicine that can be counted on
to help, and there is no special
diet worth prescribing. In the
army, the doctors decided that
Happy Camp People
May Not Incorporate
Happy Camp Abandonment
of incorporation proceedings for
the community of Happy Camp
is being sought by many prop
erty owners, it has been re
ported. Incorporation of the area was
first proposed several months
ago when a water supply crisis
developed. Although many prop
erty owners originally favored
incorporation, dissatisfaction was
voiced later as to feasibility of
the plan.
Much of the land at Happy
Camp is non-taxable since it is
occupied by churches, school
districts, airport, forest service
and other agencies and installa
tions. Other suggested solutions to
the water crisis in Happy Camp
have been formation of a dis
trict service area which would
be under jurisdiction of the Sis
kiyou county board of super
visors, and that the water com
pany be sold, lacing responsibil
ity of public service utilities
upon the property owner.
the affected soldier did best on
a full, adequate diet. Some doc
tors, for a while, thought it
would be best to keep the pa
tient with hepatitis in bed, but
out, there is in the army it was foundt hat
very little that ' this did not pay. The soldiers
can be done, j who were gotten up quickly
Hepatitis is due and allowed to get about got
to a virus, or well somewhat faster than did
perhaps s e v- those who were kept in bed.
e r a 1 viruses The important point is that in
that cause the majority of cases hepatits
more or less ' clears up by itself, leaving a
injury to the ; liver that isn t damaged enough
so that one can detect the injury.
Fortunately, the liver is much
like a lizard's tail it has great
powers of regeneration. Fortun
ately, also, the Designer put
much more liver into us than
we absolutely need. In a dog
one can remove surgically six
sevenths of the liver without im
pairingt he animal's health.
Anemias
There are two man types of
anemia: one the common one
the so-called secondary anemia,
is due to a loss of blood from
the body. Some women menstru
ate so heavily every month that,
during the interval they cannot
build back all of the blood they
have lost. Some people get a
secondary anemia from severe
bleeding from piles; and many,
of course, in their later years.
get a severe anemia because of
the oozing of blood from a can
cer in the bowel or stomach. No
one should treat a secondary
anemia until he has a good idea
whence the person is losing
blood. For this type of anemia
the drug need is some prepara
tion of iron. Liver and Vitamin
B12 are not indicated.
The pernicious, or primary
type of anemia, is due to some
hereditary disturbance of the
body chemistry. Usually an ex
pert can tell which type of
anemia he is dealing with from
one glance at the stained smears
of the blood on a glass slide
People with pernicious anemia
often get gray by the time they
are 25; they have almost no gas
tric juice, and no free acid in
this juice. Some have numbness
and tingling in their legs, and
then, if they do not quickly find
out what is wrong and get treat
ment with Vitamin B12, they
can get into serious difficulty in
walking. The patient with per
nicious anemia must keep tak
ing treatment at intervals for
the rest of his days.
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