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“I, 'i‘he emphasis which advisers in
health matters place on the use 0!
_ sunlight tor the promotion ot a
3' sound body has, no doubt. caused
‘ . ' many to expose themseiv' . unduiylto
f“ the sun's rays. .
t Those who use this medium regu-
‘ lefty in the treatment of tuberculosis
I I In the southwestern portions or the
- ‘. United States are careful. however.
' to avoid the giving or overdoses at
this remedy. Dr. Samuel H. Watson
'7, .0! Tucson. Aria. reports several in-
stances in which misinformed pa-
tients have exposed the entire sur-
. hoe oi the body to a combination or
‘. ' ’ bright sun and hot humid air. with
disastrous results in most. instances.
. . Regulating Exposure.
The use of sunlight in the treat-
ment of tuberculosis has been‘ most
widely developed in iiwitserland by
,- Roiiler. who outlined a definite plan
'. for beginning the treatment" with
slight exposure of portions 0! the
. my; gradually increased as the skin
or the patient becomes eutilclently
‘ tanned to establish resistance. Pe-
tlents must be individualised just as
they are in connection with any
other method or medical treatment.
There seems to be no doubt that
tuberculous intectiors outside the
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lungs respond most promptly and
easily to sunlight treatment. Put
infections or the lung' must be di-
vided into classes .according to the
amount of lung tissue that may be
involved. and the nature at the in-
fection. .
Studying the Patient.
With these facts in mind. and
physician is able to outline for the
patient the amount or treatment that
he may take as a beginning experi-
ment.
Then tho patient is regularly
studied as to whether or not he do.
volups increase in temperature. col-
lapse Or other symptoms. following
the treatment, and the dosage is de-
tinitcly regulated in relation to this
response.
in many instances. the presence of
fever is considered an absolute con-
traindication to the use of the sun
treatment. Others use the method
experimentally. sometimes with good
results. ~ .‘ ‘
The important fact to-remember
in that the sunlight is a'powerfui
agency, and that it is no more to be
considered a. matter tor self-aest-
ment than are powerful and poison-
ous dings used by physicians to ed-
vantage in properly selected cases.
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