The Marshall republican., 1906-08-31
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Home Health
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D. DAVID q. iE.lsR. p. D.. Nh
Lap lie, Ind.
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PrRsIsTrNG IN CURE.
D. DAVID q. M.,sR. p. D..I

IL - oI'cH iOuHU impOItdht IL ou'
readers know, 10 urge general Ideas
concerning curing diseased conditions,
illustrating these by special cases OF
Illness that have been relieved. This
Is what Is desired at present. The first
things for consideration are those to
be regarded o as desirable persist
ence, following these by some things
which are. Well. then, suppose you
have a case In a large joint. such as
the knee. You have to think there
Is something like inhammatory action
In this knee joint. or al least, In the
lleshy parts that surround II.
You put on a cold. wei cloth. and
press It gently around the limb. This
IL very comforting. and somewhat
eases the pain or restlessness that has
been experienced. Up 10 n certain
point this cooling process Ia felt 10 he
right and pleasant. but beyond that II
begins to lose Its pleasant character,
and to persist beyond this point Is MOI
desirable. II is evident that from that
time you have a call for something
else than cooling. That has been good
up to this period, but IL is no; 50 be
yond II, therefore sou stop the cooling
process for a time. And II will o
he we'll TO adopt just the opposite. You
accordingly got y tub or bath with hot
water. and pour this upon the knees.
or II this cannot he done. you soak a
large flannel In hot ate and wrap
that around The knee. packing all NJ
In a dry sheet to keep the heat In a.
we'll a. possible. This IL TO-, ~ he
agreeable and comforting. bu' n you
J continue this beyond = certain point
II leases 10 be 81 silsviating. Further
perzlftcnce In this treatment. there
fore. IA not desirable.
Nothing can he clearer than such a
truth rs IN us here. but tbs
same truth appears In a great many
cases. and In 2 great many ways, With
this knee. you have two opposite
modes Of dealing, and both will fail a.
q certain stage: therefore. 10 pers,s.
With either beyond that stage will do
harm rather than good.
But you aro o I o conclude that you
must give ~ both ~ hopeless merely
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