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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1990
Page
7
Reader asks about stomach safe anti inflammatory drugs for osteoarthritis. Dr Gott outlines options including acetaminophen, NSAIDs with antacids, Cytotec, and trial of drugs like Voltaren Indocin Motrin. Also explains enteric coated aspirin may still irritate. TMJ syndrome overview describes joints movement, clicks, and potential treatments.
A reader counsels against stigmatizing senility describing it as a non disease caused by mixed medicines, malnutrition, or mood changes. The letter urges families to understand that many ailments can mimic senile behavior and emphasizes addressing misconceptions.
A reader offers humane guidance for visitors to terminally ill patients emphasizing short visits and no expectations, and Eugenia Murray thanks the writer while sharing appreciation for home hospice care. A separate reader asks about uninvited wedding guests and Abby replies that one should endure unless safety is at risk.
The piece explains that malnutrition and factors like fatigue loneliness and illness can make an elderly person seem senile. It identifies Alzheimer's and multi infract dementia as major conditions and urges families to discuss care plans and treatment with adult children to ensure proper support now and later.
Dr Lillian Beard says death by own action is the second leading cause of death among young adults and many more attempt it. A teen’s wish to die often masks unhappiness and signals unresolved problems such as family conflict, peer pressure, drugs, academics, or lost relationships.
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