(Q) What treatment would you advise for atrophy of muscles
or thigh?
(A) This, we will find, will be much in that of the stoops
[stupes] of mullein and of the massage, for this brings the
resuscitating forces. As has been given, when we loosen
those portions that have had the infection, and these are
absorbed through drainage, carried out of system, the natural
impulse will be the resuscitation and rejuvenation of nerves,
muscle and ligaments, and tissue.
(Q) Can patient be treated at home as efficiently as at the
hospital?
(A) Hardly. Would be best that at least two to three weeks,
or more, be given under the proper environs.
(Q) Should she continue school when she returns home?
(A) Let's wait until we get to that!
That is all the questions.
We are through with this reading.
Copy to Dr. Lydic (to be delivered to patient on leaving
hospital)
Copy to Ass'n office
Copy to Cayce Hospital
Copy to Mother
BACKGROUND
See
275-1 on
2/19/30.
3/28/30 She was entered as a patient in Cayce Hospital to be
treated for erosion of the head of femur, which condition had
first become apparent in Feb. 1925.
REPORTS
4/14/30 She obtained
275-3.



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