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The Medical
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A Child Wilh Large Head
Some very unhappy motlv
era write to ask if anything
more can be done for a child
with hydro
cephalus (a big
head due to
"water on the
brain"). If the
child has been
f seen by a good
Drum surKeuii,
who doubts
the wisdom of
a 1 1 e m p ting
UK ALVAUlZ "I"-""""".
I think the parents had better
give up. I would not advise
them to travel about, especi
ally If already the child is
mentally retarded, and too
weak to sii up. It is sad, but
we have no medicine to cure
this condition. Fluid that is
being formed in the inside
of the brain cannot get out
where it can be absorbed, as
it does in a normal child.
There is something in the
way.
Why Constant Belching?
Some people who admit
that they are "a terrible
bunch of nerves, and afraid
of everything" want to know
why they are belching by the
hour. No amount of dieting
and taking of drugs has help
ed them. What is wrong? All
that is wrong is that the per
son has learned the trick of
gulping down air and then
belching it out again. It is
an accomplishment of no
value socially. It is like biting
one's nails or cracking one's
knuckles. There Is only one
way to cure the disgusting
habit, and that Is to stop it
by will power. In many cases
the belching Is a sign of fear
or great worry over some
thing. Hence the treatment Is
not a diet and not a medi
cine. I remember a business
man who said he had taken
to belching loudly and con
stantly from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m.
when he fell asleep because
of sheer exhaustion. I found
his fear wus that his company
was going to fail. He was
angry wilh me when I show
ed him ith my x-ray screen
that he was swallowing big
gulps of air that went down
as far as his midriff and then
were belched out again. But,
with the help of a sedative,
he was able to quit. the habit
that very night; and that was
the end of it.
Woman, 57, SHU Fears
She May Bear Child
Every month I get letters
from women who want to
know when, after the age of
45 or so, they can stop worry
ing ubout getting pregnant.
Many remuin anxious long
after they have Hopped men
struating. The champion of
all worriers is a woman who.
at 57, is still arguing with her
husband and telling him t it
she might still get pregn '..
He husband thinks that a c
should have quit worrying 10
years ago, and I agree with
him.
As t have said several limes
in this column, big obstetric
clinics report that they have
very rart'ly seen a woman
bear a child after the age of
47. If a woman should con
ceive around this time of life,
she would be likely to abort.
If she ships menustrating, and
goes into the menopause, she
lias almost no chance of bear
ing a child. The only trouble
for a very worrisome woman
will be the statement of some
old objletrlclan that, once or
twice In his lite, he confined
a woman who was SO or
even 52.
Actually. I should think
that a woman over 47 who
hasn't memistrnted for six
months, and perhaps Is having
had flushes, should stop wor
rying. Dr. Alvarez' booklet on
arthritis and rheumatism may
be obtained by sending 25
nulla and a large, stamped,
sclf-aririrfiued envelope with
your request to Dr. Walter C.
Aharei, Dept. MMT, Th
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Mr.vo CJUMa
Imerliut Hrofemor of Medicine
Register and Tribune Syndi
cate, Box 957, Des Moines 4,
Iowa.
(Released by The Register
And Tribune Syndicate, 1960)
Youngster Killed
By Batted Baseball
Salem - (UPD - A 12-year-old
boy died Tuesday night from
injuries suffered when struck
by a baseball batted by his
13-year-old brother.
Matthew Schlyper, of the
nearby community of Shaw,
was playing in his back yard
and had pitched the ball to
his brother, Albert. The bat
ted ball struck him in the
head.
He was rushed to a Salem
hospital where attendants
said he suffered a fractured
skull. He died about 6:30 p.m.
without regaining conscious
ness. He was the son f Mr. and
Mrs. Matthew Schlyper.
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1 B Wednesday. April 13, 1960
Report Made on
Anti-Germ Agents
Cleveland -- (Science Serv
ice) - A one-step chemical
synthesis of powerful germ
fighting agents was reported
to the Americal Chemical
society meeting here by Dr.
Edward J. Modest, head of
the laboratories for organic
chemistry at the Children's
Cancer Research Foundation,
Inc., Boston.
He said a wide variety of
2.4 - diaminopyrimldine com
pounds have been synthesized
In a one-step chemical pro
cess. The substances actively
-Inhibit folic acid metabolism
In some biological systems,
especially in the streptococcus
faecal is, the germ that often
causes human urinary Infec
tions. The meeting also heard Dr.
M. Gershenzon of Bell Tele
phone laboratories, Murray
Hill, N. J., report that a rare,
transparent gallium phosphide
was achieved in experiments
aimed at growing extremely
pure crystals of this material.
The crystals were "rather
small" and strain-free, but
they transmit light of wave
lenKtlis longer than green (to
ward the red end of the spec
trum). Bourbon Fails to
Stop Angry Heifer
Lexington, Ky. - A three-year-old
champion heifer that
charged a crowd at a livestock
show here was given a fine
old Kentucky remedy for the
quieting of frightened cows -half
a bottle of bourbon whis
ky. It didn't work. A veterin
arian administered another
sedative by needle.
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