Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 08, 1961, Image 14

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MEDFOBD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE.
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WEDNESDAY. MARCH 8, 1361
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Emeritus Consultant In Medicine
Mayo Clinic
Emeritus Professor of Medicine
Mayo Clinic
(Register and Tribune Syndicate,
1961)
Y-lM
Ileitis
People ask what medicine
to take for ileitis and I'm
sorrv to snv I don't know of
any good one
It is probable
that ileitis is
due to some
unknown
virus, and this
is why no anti
biotic can be
counted on to
cure the dis
ease. In cases
of ileitis the
lowest section of the small
bowel is inflamed and thick
ened, and with this, there is
likely to be some abdominal
pain and perhaps some diar
rhea. A woman just wrote to
say she has had ileitis for 10
years without having to be
operated on. When ileitis is
causing much trouble the best
treatment usually is to have
a surgeon remove the diseased
segment of bowel. This works
a cure in perhaps half of the
cases.
Sometimes the disease re
turns in another part of the
bowel. Some people who write
tell me they dread the oper
ation because they don't want
to have an opening of the gut.
out onto the abdominal wall.
Actually, if they are operated
on, they won't have any ex-
MAHILYN AT FUNERAL
New York - (UPD - Actress
Marilyn Monroe, only two
days out of a hospital where
she was treated for "emotion
al upset," Tuesday joined ex
husband Arthur Miller at the
funeral of his mother. She ap
peared unexpectedly for the
Jewish services at Riverside
Chapel in Brooklyn. Mrs.
Augusta Miller, 69, died Monday.
ternal opening. The diseased
section of the bowel will be
removed and the two cut ends
will then be brought to
gether. Many people ask about a
diet for ileitis, but I do not
know of any that will cure.
Fortunately, it is a rare dis
ease, but that fact makes it
hard for us phsylcians to learn
much about it.
Child With On Leg
Shorter Than Other
Many a mother who has a
child with one leg consider
ably shorter than the other
may be interested in the work
of my old friend, Dr. Joseph
M, Janes, who with his as
sociates at the Mayo Clinic,
for some years has been pro
ducing what is called an ar
teriovenous fistula in the
short leg. The change in the
blood supply produced by con
necting the artery with the
vein - in quite a few cases -will
cause the short leg to
grow so that the person will
not have to limp around for
the rest of his or her days. The
operation had better be per
formed between the ages of
8 and 10 years. Some four to
six years later the opening
between the artery and the
vein is closed.
Beware of quick "cures" for
arthritis - they are more like
ly to hurt than help you. For
the latest, factual information
about this disease, get Dr. Al
varez' booklet, "Arthritis and
Rheumatism." It may be ob
tained by sending 25 cents
and a large, stamped, self
addressed envelope with your
request to Dr. Walter C. Al
varez, Dept. MMT, The Regis
ter and Tribune Syndicate,
Box 957, Des Moines 4, Iowa. -
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Youth Pleads Gui
To Petty Larceny
James Edward Evanson, 18,
of 1251 Kings highway, enter
ed a plea of guilty in district
court Tuesday to a charge of
petty larceny and received a
six-months suspended jail sen
tence. Under terms of the suspen
sion Evanson will be required
to report for work at the
county courthouse every day
after school until school is out
for the summer vacation.
Also, tie will be required to
be home before 8 o'clock
every night of the week, and
must not break the law during
the suspension period.
Evanson was charged with
the Friday night theft of $350
worth of auto parts and equip
ment from a wrecked sports
car while the car was parked
on a lot at the Courtesy Chev
rolet Body shop, 900 South
Central ave. Medford police
also took a 15-year-old youth
into protective custody in con
nection with the theft.
BOY SEEKS FREEDOM
Tallahassee, Fla. - IUPU - A
17-year-old boy sentenced to
two years in prison for tele
phoning a bomb hoax at an
elementary school will appeal
to the state pardon board
March 15 for freedom. A
lawyer for David Warren
Kitchens of Tampa, Fla., said
the bomb hoax was a "boyish
prank" and the youth should
be released to return to school.
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