To prevent regurgitation, we would prepare:
Lime Water.........................1/2 ounce,
Cinnamon Water.....................1/2 ounce,
10% Solution Iodide of Potassium.....3 drops,
10% solution Bromide of Potassium....5 drops.
The dosage of this would be three drops in half a teaspoonful
of water, but would ONLY be given if there is the belching
and the vomiting of the milk formula given. Do not let this
preparation become too old (that is, the Lime Water, Cinnamon
Water, etc.); after ten days have another quantity made.
This would be kept to be given ONLY as it is necessary to
prevent regurgitation.
After the formula of the milk has been given, then if there
is the vomiting there may be another quantity or half
quantity of the milk given in a few minutes - or after ten to
fifteen minutes, see? The formula may be repeated every
three hours, as would be indicated.
It is well to keep the body gently massaged after the bath
with a little sweet oil, and camphorated oil, combined half
and half. Massage especially along the spine, see?
There should be used the dusting powder that carries the
Balsam, as the irritations are tending to make for an acidity
which to the very young - as this - is very irritating and
aggravating.
Use Fletcher's Castoria AS the sweetening influence for
eliminations, see? Very small doses, as indicated for the
age. This is to keep the color as well as the regulation of
the eliminations, see?
These as we find will be the better for this body.
Do that.
Ready for questions.
(Q) Is the medicine alright that she is being given, and
should it be continued?
(A) These properties as we find had best be discontinued.
(Q) Should the lactic acid or lime water be used in the
Carnation Milk formula?
(A) The lactic acid.
(Q) Where can the correct formula be obtained?
(A) This will be given by the preparers of the Carnation
Milk. They maintain a research in these directions.
(Q) Why does this trouble now show up, instead of the first
two or three weeks?
(A) The variation in the manner of the effect to the
digestive forces of the body. And then that which has been
administered has been too strong.
(Q) Any other advice?
(A) If it becomes necessary, through irritation, then it
would be well to give occasionally a drop or two drops of
Glyco-Thymoline - to prevent colitic reaction or
inflammation.
We are through for the present.
Copy to Mother - Special Delivery
Copy to Ass'n file
BACKGROUND
Phone request by mother, Mrs. [
2175], Monday night and
Tuesday morning, April 5th & 6th, 1938 - afraid the baby
can't last long if she doesn't get some nourishment; can't
retain milk - either something wrong with the milk or her
stomach.
REPORTS
4/13/38 See
1566-2.



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