Fat And Blood And How to Make Them

Mitchell Silas Weir

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In dealing with this, as with every other medical means, it is well to recall that in our attempts to help we may sometimes do harm, and we must make sure that in causing the largest share of good we do the least possible evil.
" The one goes with the other, as shadow with light, and to no therapeutic measure does this apply more surely than to the use of rest.
" Let us take the simplest case, — that which arises daily in the treatment of joint-troubles or broken bones. We put the limb in splin...ts, and thus, for a time, check its power to move. The bone knits, or the joint gets well ; but the muscles waste, the skin dries, the nails may for a time cease to grow, nutrition is brought down, as an arith- metician would say, to its lowest terms, and when the bone or joint is well we have a limb which is in a state of disease. As concerns broken bones, the evil may be slight and easy of relief, if the surgeon will but remember that when joints are put at rest too long they soon fall a prey to a form of arthritis, which is the more apt to be severe the older the patient is, and may be easily avoided by frequent motion of the joints, which, to be healthful, exact a certain share of daily movement.

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