(Q) Is this condition what is known as appendicitis?
(A) Any inflammation may be termed appendicitis. The
condition in the present is ABOVE the appendix area, and
may be seen or felt by the examination of the ascending
colon - which lies between the lacteal ducts and the caecum
on the right side, you see.
If the stoppage makes for too great an inflammation in the
appendicial area, then it would necessitate that more of
those measures be taken that would prevent activities
becoming so acute as to cause gangrenous conditions.
At the present, as we find, it is not indicated that the
appendix is involved so much in the condition.
Do these, as we have indicated, and we would find the better
conditions for this body, [
1003].
We are through for the present.
Two copies to Self (one for Dr. Richardson with suggestions
for osteopathic adjustments)
Copy to Ass'n file
(See directions [which were enclosed] for preparing Castor
Oil Packs & Beef Juice.)
BACKGROUND
His wife, Mrs. [
578], and mother-in-law, Mrs. [
413], were
present for the emergency rdg. He was doubled up with pain
in right side. [EC gave evening rdg., due to emergency.]
REPORTS
GD's note: Mrs. Jennie J. Jordan, practical nurse, who was
present for the reading, helped to follow the reading
exactly.
9/19/35 He was relieved but weak.
9/23/35 He went back to work (as a plumber). [Case was
reported in A.R.E. 10/35 Bulletin.]
3/37 His case was used in Appendicitis Paper by HLC.
3/06/37 He obtained a Life Reading - see
1003-2.
9/22/38 He obtained a Ck. Physical regarding his sterility -
he and his wife wanted very much to have a baby. See
1003-3.
10/16/52 Comment by D. H. Fogel, M.D. (heart specialist):
1. Caecum, inflammation not appendicitis, yet - see 1003-1,
Par. 17-A.
9/14/64 GD's note: Mr. [
1003] reported that he never
resorted to surgery and that he never had further trouble in
his appendix region.



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