Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-22
Your Health
and Its Care
Rl,t.lcPING OUT.

In q largo city where house after
house Ia Joined 20 another and where
open spaces are few ana far between,
the problem of sitting or sieepins
out In comfort II n bit difficult for
the average victim Of tubercuiosls
II the physician will not allow the
patient TO get up and walk In the
park which may or may not he con
veniently located, he must find some
place 10 be out of doors during the
daytime In his own apartment,
when tubercu losia strikHs the
working mans family he should. II
possible endeavor to get an apart
mcnt In the front OF q building.
where there In as much open space as
possible ana tho outlook 10 as desir.
able M can be afforded.
II no structural changes ran he
made. the patient should he given the
alriest room, tho room with the most
windows II is not Desirable or pos.
slble In most eases Ia take the win
dows out entirely. hut they should
he fiSed 80 that they can be opened
comfortably al all times day and
night
when a bed IL placed In q corner
between two windows which In a
most desirable arrangement. and
where II is placed alons slide Of q
window. an ordinary cloth screen,
not more than four feet hish ran he
placed between tho head of the he'd
and the window 10 keep off the draN
The windows should he opened both
from the top and the bottom In
order 10 give proper ventilation.
Opening tho windows is tho best
anyone can do In the treatment Of
tuberculosls and usually II is noi
enough aimee the patient. even
when the bed IN pushed riGht up "a
the open window, does not set as
much ~ the fresh air as he should
ENLARGED Lymph's Ginndr
Y g a.; Tho humps YOU speak of
~ the back Of your neck, ana under
the laws and under the arms are
enlarged lymph Stands. For On.
larRed glands In single area one
would look for an Infection ~ some
sort This mus, he considered hut
tho widcspread general distribution
NJ the enlargement ~usEes, n svr.
temlc rather than n local cause. The
possibility Of Hodgkin's diseaHr
should he carefully considered by n
competent SURGEON along with all
other causes Tho outcome depends
larvely upon the cause OF the CON
dillon
Dl@r~Srrd FVRsl-~
Mrs W NJ: would advise ynu 10
disregard the flashes Ia the greatest
norslhle desree: ,h-v are nervous
manifestations which are not nor.
NAL hut do not indicate any serious
condition ard are ant 10 occur ~
your age Neither tho heat flashes
nor the other condition YOU mention
are danger signals
N-urttis
y = Nruritla IN an inflammation
~ nerve and NAV hs due 10 cold,
wounds pressure, poison ~ lnfer-
'iors disease or organic roiSon such
~ alcohol lead or arsenic There
are cases IN which none ~ these nre.
vail. bu, the disease sets In sudden
~ nNe- overex"rtion or exposure 20
cold Treatment depends unon rr.
movnl ~ the cause and IN" Improve.
ment ~ the general health.
>rrin. Rcctovt-.
q 4 Du'l pain IN tho heart. nal
ri'tiion ana sense ~ impendlng
LANCER nrc symptoms ~ ar"lna rec.
'oris n YOU snv you suffer from
these symptoms you should see
nhvsician
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are invited and will n" answered nv
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