The Home Medical Library volume 3
The Home Medical Library volume 3
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No solid food should be eaten for two days. Strained rice or barley gruel may be taken during this time, and on the third day gruels, soups, and a soft egg. Medicine is not otherwise necessary. The ca- thartic at the onset of the disorder is as essential if there be diarrhea as when there is constipation.
JAUNDICE. There are many causes of jaundice, but the commonest form, described here, is due to an attack of acute indigestion or catarrh of the stomach and first part of the bowel. As a result... of this ca- tarrhal inflammation, the lining mucous membrane of the intestine becomes swollen, and in this way ob- structs the opening of the tube (common bile duct), which conveys bile from the liver into the bowels. The opening of this bile duct in the intestine is about three or four inches below the point where the stomach ends and the bowel begins. Not only is the bile duct closed by swelling of the mucous membrane about its 1 80 Kenelm Winslow aperture in the bowel, but this opening is often plugged with mucus which is being secreted from the inflamed area.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No solid food should be eaten for two days. Strained rice or barley gruel may be taken during this time, and on the third day gruels, soups, and a soft egg. Medicine is not otherwise necessary. The ca- thartic at the onset of the disorder is as essential if there be diarrhea as when there is constipation.
JAUNDICE. There are many causes of jaundice, but the commonest form, described here, is due to an attack of acute indigestion or catarrh of the stomach and first part of the bowel. As a result... of this ca- tarrhal inflammation, the lining mucous membrane of the intestine becomes swollen, and in this way ob- structs the opening of the tube (common bile duct), which conveys bile from the liver into the bowels. The opening of this bile duct in the intestine is about three or four inches below the point where the stomach ends and the bowel begins. Not only is the bile duct closed by swelling of the mucous membrane about its 1 80 Kenelm Winslow aperture in the bowel, but this opening is often plugged with mucus which is being secreted from the inflamed area.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Winslow, Kenelm, 1863- to read onlineMoreLess
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