EC: We have the body here. Not in this room. This we
have had before, [
759]. Again we find the accentuations
of the distress as produced through cold and congestion with
that of the natural developments as come from accumulations
through the activity of system in creating that of teeth.
In the present condition, however, there is seen that the
glands in the throat and especially those that have to do
with the auditory forces are involved and in the application
for those conditions as would be helpful and as will bring
the normal forces, these must be taken into consideration.
The first consideration must be the necessity of increased
eliminations through alimentary canal without as near
disturbing too much the digestive system. Then the
conditions that as causes the temperature from the
accumulations in the throat glands or in those about the
base of the head and ears especially must be given
consideration and that there is not too much pressure
brought to bear on the ear drum itself, else there may be
permanent injury, to same. This would be caused as much by
inflammation and accumulation and pressure as by the actions
in the body itself. As well as the pain or distress as is
brought from same then we would give those properties as
would be for the increased eliminations in the digestive or
through the alimentary canal.
We would also use with these at least few drops of syrup
of squill. This will aid in the action of the respiratory
system. We would also take care of that condition that
exists in the lungs itself through the application of those
as may be found in antiphlogistine or hot onion poultice.
Either of these will relieve the pressure. Should this not
reduce the temperature and accumulations still cause pressure
in ear, then relieve the pressure by operative that will
release same through this channel. The drainage set up and
the condition relieved, these should relieve these pressures.
Bathing of course to reduce temperature. Be mindful that
there is not too much cold or draft on body but do not have
same where there is not sufficient of the oxygen from
supplying of the needs of body. Ready for questions.
(Q) Do the enlarged tonsils cause the frequent colds?
(A) Enlarged tonsils are result as much of frequent colds.
The condition of the cold is produced more from the
conditions as exists in liver. It would not be injurious
to the body when the teething time was over, to remove
tonsils.
(Q) Was the statement made, 'liver' or 'lower'?
(A) Liver.
(Q) What is the best laxative for the body when it is
needed?
(A) As we would find is that in the compound of castoria
given properly.
(Q) What is the proper dose?
(A) Few drops at time until the action is in the system
properly. Given every 1/2 hour, few drops at time. This
will reduce fever. This will produce activity through the
digestive system without disturbing the equilibrium as more
astringent conditions would.
(Q) Is the diet correct?
(A) Very good. Very good Doctor.
(Q) Is sucking the blanket harmful to the throat condition?
(A) It is.
(Q) How is best to stop him from it?
(A) Just keep where that they may not be gotten hold of,
or hands being kept away from same.
(Q) Does teething have any effect on causing fever?
(A) It has made conditions where there is same.
A developing body that with the disturbances with cold
that all portions of system as function to make the
accumulations necessary for the formation of teeth produce
that tendency towards temperature may be expected in teething
even then cold and congestion does not exist and when they
are combined, may be expected.
(Q) Should an operation be necessary, what Doctor is
recommended?
(A) Doctor in charge should have charge of same. As given
[Dr. Fischer], is very good Doctor.
(Q) Is there any danger of mastoids at the present time?
(A) No danger of mastoids until there becomes too great an
accumulation in the lungs where with the (lifting) of pains
and accumulations from congestion by the poor elimination,
it should become (effective) through the mastoids.
(Q) How often should the antiphlogistine be used?
(A) Only to reduce that condition existent in lung and
through the bronchial.
(Q) Is there any other advice for the Doctor?
(A) These as are merely suggestions for the Doctor.
He knows his business.
We are through with this reading.
REPORTS
5/05/30 Father's ltr.: "The baby is better altho his little
nose still runs."
8/23/30 See
759-5.



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