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The oldest records in Latin
are dated about 300 B.C.
The Medical Roundup
Ah. AA' i
Emeritus Consultant In Medicine,
Mayo Foundation
Emeritus Professor of Medicine,
- Mayo Foundation
Dr. Alvarez
Nausea
Nausea is one of the most
unpleasant symptoms there is,
and it is a bad one to have
J'- Ibecausewe
I J "A I p h y s l c lans
if 1 'VI I know so little
about it, and
cannot always
relieve it. The
d i a g nosis of
of the cause
is often diffi
cult. As we all
know, it is a
severe trial to
many women during preg
nancies, and in a few women
it tends to come with men
struation. It is a common symptom
of some highly nervous, or
somewhat psychotic, or mark
edly migrainous persons. As
we all know, it can be pro
duced by disgust. In some per
sons it is produced by eating
much fat. In older persons,
its sudden appearance makes
me think of a possible cancer
obstructing the bowel. Rarely,
it comes when a person is
constipated. It follows the tak
ing of a number of drugs.
It is produced in susceptible
persons by much motion, as
in a ship; originally, nausea
meant sea-sickness. Some per
sons cannot stand driving in
a car on a much-curved moun
tain road. This tendency to
car-sickness-runs in families.
I have seen severe nausea
develop in a young woman
when her beau ran off with
another girl. A woman can get
bad nausea if she gains the
impression that some food she
ate was spoiled. Many people
suffer from spells of nausea
due to something wrong with
the balancing mechanism in
their ears. This part of Meni
ere's disease.
What do people do for nau
sea? Today, there are a num
ber of antihistamine drugs
which are especially helpful
in cases of nausea. They are
much used for motion sick
ness. A Large Proslaie Gland
Many aging men want to
know how they can tell when
they need to have an opera
tion performed on their pros
tate gland. Often they can
tell by the fact that they have
to strain hard to get their
urine out. Also, they may note
that on getting up in the morn
ing they will pass several
ounces of urine, and 20 min
utes later, as they are shav
ing, they will pass an equal
or a larger amount. This
shows that they have what
the urologist calls residual
urine.
Often, he will measure1 this
by passing a catheter (a metal
or a rubber tube) into the
HOT STEEL 'MISSILES .
Tokyo (CPU Now it's
flying steel missiles. Workers
at the Nittetsu Warehouse Co.
had a bad case of jitters to
day as the result of mysterious
"flights" of hot steel frag
ments into the company's
yard. One four and a half
pound fragment tore a 10-inch
hole in an iron fence, just
missing seven workers. Anoth
er smashed into a pile of lum
ber. Police admitted they
were unable to solve the mystery.
bladder right after the man
urinated. If the doctor gets
out several ounces of residual
urine he wil know that there
is some obstruction produced
by the prostate gland which
surrounds the neck of the
bladder.
The doctor will feel the
prostate with his finger in
the man's rectum, and in this
way, he can estimate its size.
He can offen tell if cancer is
growing in it. Usually, a ur
ologist looks in with his cy
stoscope or 'electrically lighted
tube so as to see how the
prostate gland bulges into
the pathway for the urine.
If some of the prostate
gland needs to be removed,
the urologist will probably
go ahead and take out the ex
cess tissue with the help of
a little knife, passed down
the tube. I like this "trans
urethral operation," because
there is so little chance for
disaster, and the patient may
be up and about the next day.
In some cases, the prostate
gland is so large' that the sur
geon likes to remove it with
a big open operation.
Few operations devised by
man have done so much to
relieve human suffering as
has the trans-urethral opera
tion for prostate enlarge
ment. I am old enough to
have lived through the days
when old men suffered tor
tures with an overly-dilated
urinary bladder. Inept order
lies or interns in a hospital,
trying to pass a metal cath
eter, would force the instru
ment through the tissues at
the neck of the bladder, and
the "false passages" would
then add terribly to the agon
ies of the poor patient.
Mucous Colitis
Hundreds of people ask me
about colitis and what to do
for it, but I cannot help be
cause I . am not sure what
type of colitis they have. It
is most unfortunate that years
ago we doctors got into the
habit of calling by the same
name two entirely different
types of disease one, purely
nervous and always harmless,
and the other, inflammatory
and distructive, and often
dangerous to life.
When we doctors tell a
woman she has mucous or
spastic colitis, we know she
hasn't any colitis at all. An
examination of the bowel
would show nothing wrong.
What happens is that when
she gets tense and nervous,
perhaps going out to dinner
with a beau, her colon begins
to form gas with a little fluid
and mucus, and she feels like
running to the toilet every
20 , minutes. Sometimes she
deceives her doctor by say
ing she has diarrhea, but ac
tually she hasn't diarrhea.
Sometimes when she has no
entertaining or worrying to
do she may go a month or
two without a spell.
Persons with a true colitis,
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with Inflammation and ulcer
ation of the lining of the col
on, are often quite ill with
diarrhea ana perhaps bloody
bowel movements. At times
they have fever and then they
lose a lot of weight. The diag
nosis of serious trouble can be
made by looking into the
lower end of the colon with
a lighted tube; also by x-raying
the colon and finding it
scarred and shortened.
Dr. Alvarez hopes his read
ers will understand that it
would be impossible for him
to answer requests for infor
mation or to attempt to diag
nose by mail.
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and Tribune Syndicate, 1958)
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