Food in Health And Disease
Food in Health And Disease
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In mild cases soft foods, meat jellies, soft- cooked eggs, corn-starch, and similar bland articles may be administered during the entire course of the disease. In some severe cases anorexia makes feeding extremely difficult. Stom- ach-feeding must sometimes be supplemented for a few days by rectal feeding. Great care should be taken in these cases that a sufficient amount of water is absorbed to keep the kid- neys acting, and the toxins well diluted.
Alcohol is needed only in exceptional cases.... What has al- ready been said of its indications and counterindications must be borne in mind.
DYSENTERY Too much emphasis cannot be placed on diet in dysentery. Dietetic treatment will effect a cure in mild cases and diminish the gravity and duration of severe ones. Errors in feeding are a frequent source of relapses and exacerbations. During the first day or two, when the stomach is extremely irritable, it is often well to give little or no food. At this time it is important to empty and cleanse the bowel, which cannot be accomplished well if food is given persistently.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In mild cases soft foods, meat jellies, soft- cooked eggs, corn-starch, and similar bland articles may be administered during the entire course of the disease. In some severe cases anorexia makes feeding extremely difficult. Stom- ach-feeding must sometimes be supplemented for a few days by rectal feeding. Great care should be taken in these cases that a sufficient amount of water is absorbed to keep the kid- neys acting, and the toxins well diluted.
Alcohol is needed only in exceptional cases.... What has al- ready been said of its indications and counterindications must be borne in mind.
DYSENTERY Too much emphasis cannot be placed on diet in dysentery. Dietetic treatment will effect a cure in mild cases and diminish the gravity and duration of severe ones. Errors in feeding are a frequent source of relapses and exacerbations. During the first day or two, when the stomach is extremely irritable, it is often well to give little or no food. At this time it is important to empty and cleanse the bowel, which cannot be accomplished well if food is given persistently.
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