(Q) Is there anything body can do to relieve hay fever?
(A) For this the natural effect of the anesthesia as a part
of the experience should be a helpful influence.
This body is especially allergic to certain pollens, and
this be aided by the very activity of the two characters
of anaesthesias used.
Afterwards we will find that the use of an inhalant would be
well occasionally, - that is, when the body is free - or
partially from the effect of the anaesthesia; for it will
require several months, to be sure, to be entirely FREE
of the effect upon the nervous system. But after two or
three weeks we would use this compound as we will give, which
will be most helpful and beneficial to the body for the
irritation to the soft tissue of the frontal as well as the
back antrum.
To 4 ounces of at least 90% pure grain alcohol - in a
bottle twice the size of the quantity of the solution, with
two vents in the cork or stopper in the large-mouthed colored
bottle preferably - add, in the order named:
Oil of Eucalyptus.................20 minims,
Rectified Oil of Turp..............5 minims,
Compound Tincture of Benzoin......15 minims,
Canadian Balsam....................5 minims,
Tolu in Solution..................30 minims.
The vents would be kept tightly corked when not being used
an a inhalant, and shake the solution well before removing
the corks; then remove BOTH of the openings and inhale into
the nostrils and also into the mouth the fumes from this
compound. Use this whenever there is the inclination for
the mucous membranes to be irritated, or when there is the
sneezing or the sniffles, and we will find it will allay the
temperature as well as the inflammation.
We are through with this Reading.
Copy to Mrs. [457] - Special Delivery - Wired Also
Copy to Ass'n file
(Enclosed was extra copy of directions for preparing
inhalant.)
BACKGROUND
See
494-3 on
2/09/39 and subsequent Reports.
6/18/39 Daughter-in-law, Mrs. [
457], submitted questions
in re surgery for prolapsed uterus.
REPORTS
7/21/41 She obtained another Ck. Physical -
494-5.



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