(Q) How may nausea be prevented so he may retain his food?
(A) This is being given as best as we may find here. This
is the fullness in the stomach, this is the mucous membranes
that make for the assimilation of those infectious forces
and the attempt of the system to eliminate it.
Hence the necessity of keeping an antiseptic as mild as
possible, and this is of that nature that is alkaline (the
Glyco-Thymoline), and with the Castoria it will make for the
carrying OUT through the alimentary canal.
(Q) Is the tar preparation advisable to use as the doctor
gave?
(A) As we have given, we would preferably use the Resinol -
not too much of it, but sufficient that its antiseptic value
and healing value may be combined with the oils and the
activities of those properties indicated from camphor.
Do that for the present.
We are through with this reading.
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BACKGROUND
See
1208-3 on
7/26/36.
REPORTS
8/03/36 See
1208-5.



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