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The Medical
Preitnt-day Worship of
CompUt Examination in
Hospital
On my desk is a letter that
distresses me because it points
up a strong tendency in med
icine today
tendency
which I hate
to see growing
stronger every
year. This is
the tendency
on the part of
some of my
fellow physi
cians, and
Alvarei many laymen
to worship the "complete ex
amination," usually made in
a hosiptal, where there is the
great added expense of a room
and the doctor's daily visits.
What bothers me is that so
often, if we doctors were only
to take a little time to think
or to ask a few questions or
even to look at the patient,
we could learn all we. need to
know about the person's dis
ease.
To illustrate: the woman
who Just wrote me says that,
for' most of her 80 years of
life, like her mother before
her. she nas suiterea irom
severe sick headaches. These
can be relieved by the taking
of a hypodermic injection of
gynergen, but of late her
spells have become so severe
that it is hard to control them
with the drug. Now, she and
her doctor are keen about the
idea of her going into a hos
pital and having several hun
dred dollars' worth of tests
and x-ray studies made. The
woman says this will take all
of her savings, but she will
gladly make the sacrifice be
cause she feels satisfied that
in some miraculous way, the
tests will bring her a cure.
I can hardly Imagine any
thing more futile than what
slie has planned. Why? Be
cause all my life I have been
studying people with migraine
until now I have records of
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Consultant In Medicine
Mavo Clinic
Emeritus Professor of Medicine
Mayo Clinic
(Ret liter and Tribune Syndicate,
1961)
over 2,000 such cases. All of
these patients were well ex
amined, and I cannot remem
ber that I ever found in any
one of them anything physi
cally wrong that explained the
migraine. Migrainous persons
usually have better-than-aver-
age physical health; about all
that I ever found wrong with
them was a little increase in
blood pressure, a gallstone, or
a nodule of muscle on a wom
an's womb (so-called fibroid).
Not Permanent Cure
Rarely did these conditions
seem to be making the head
aches any worse. Certainly an
operation never worked a per
manent cure. The points to be
remembered are (1) migraine
is due to an inherited slight
peculiarity in the brain; (2) it
is usually a mild disease,
which produces only an oc
casional fuzzy-eyed spell, or
a little headache, but no
nausea or vomiting; (3) in
most cases the migrainous at
tacks fade out by the time
the person is 30, and (4) if
they continue in a severe
form, or if they go away
and later come back in
severe form, it is very prob
able (1) that the woman re
ceived migraine from one an
cestor and a tendency to psy
chosis, alcoholism, or epilepsy
from another; (2) that the
woman has been leading a life
full of unhappincss or strain
as with an alcoholic hus
band, (3) she has a mild -psychosis,
or (4) she has been
getting little strokes
Hence it is that when I see
a woman of 50 with a very
and prostrating migraine I
have no desire to examine
her; but I have a strong de
sire to talk to her, and find
out what sort of a raw deal
life is handing her. To illus
trate: A few weeks ago the
husband of a very migrainous
woman of 48 sent her up to
me from Miami because his
doctor there had told him that
I had been studying this dis
ease for the last 40 years and
had written many articles
about it.
Life Almost Unbearable
I asked the sad-looking
woman why she was so un
happy. After crying silently a
while, she said Wr husband
had such a nasty and violent
and uncontrollable temper
that life with him was almost
unbearable. The only reason
she was staying with him a
while longer was to be sure
that her three fine sons would
get through college. Because
the woman told me she had
lust had two thorough exam
inations, one in Miami and
Billi A Jim Clifton
one in New York City, I told
her I had no desire to examine
her agajn. I knew what her
disease was; I knew why it
was so severo, and I know
why, in her case, it was not
easily curable. She was grate
ful and left for home. Three
days later she flew back to
say ruefully that when her
husband met her at the air
port he said, "I hope Dr. A.
gave you the biggest and most
through blankety-blank exam
ination you ever had."
When she said, "He didn't
examine me at all, he Just
talked to me for an hour," the
man exploded in a burst of
profainity, and insisted that
she fly right back and demand
that I examine her. As I ex
pected, the examination show
ed nothing.
Wasn't it strange that a man
who had heard that I was a
world authority on his wife's
disease, wasn't satisfied to let
me handle his wife's problem
in the way I though best?
"Can my arthritis be
cured? At what age am I
most susceptible? Is it in
herited?" Dr. Alvarex an
swers your question in his
booklet, Arthritis and Rheu
matism." It may be obtained
by sending 25 cents and a
large, stamped, self-addressed
envelope with your request
to Dr. Walter C. Alvarez,
Dept. MMT The Register and
Tribune Syndicate, Box 957,
Des Moines 4, Iowa.
June Allyson Files
Suit for Divorce
Santa Monica, Calif. - IUPD-
Actress June Allyson Tuesday
filed suit for divorce from
Dick Powell, disclosing they
have signed a settlement
which will give her custody
of their two children and $2.5
million hvcommunity proper
ty. Miss Allyson, 37, charged
her actor-producer husband of
15 years with "extreme cruel
ty" in her Superior Court
suit filed by attorney Jerry
Giesler. The lawyer had an
nounced two weeks ago he
would file the suit.
It included a 46-page sec
tion listing community pro
perty and how it was to be
divided by the couple. Giesler
said Powell, 56, had signed
the property agreement last
Dec. 30 and that it was his
understanding Powell would
not contest the divorce.
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