Tinnitus and neuropathy questions answered by Dr Gott
Dear Dr Gott explains tinnitus is usually due to ear circulation or loud sounds not stress and advises medical evaluation. suggests possible referral to an ear specialist and American Tinnitus Association. For diabetic neuropathy, he notes nerve symptoms stem from microvascular issues, may improve with glucose control, but effective treatments are limited. analgesics, anticonvulsants, acupuncture, hypnosis, and capsaicin cream are mentioned with no consistently successful therapy.
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DR. Gott
American Tinnitus Association
P.O. Box 5
Portland
Fire safety plan urges escape drills and alarms
The notice urges Fire Prevention Week reminders for 1882 with the motto Plan Your Escape. It stresses replacing smoke detector batteries, practicing two escape routes per room, crawling under smoke, and roll to extinguish clothing if needed. It also notes drills at home and work and includes a reader exchange about responses to intrusive questions.
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Algo
Abby
Jane Theodoropoulos
Redwood City
Jane
Psychologically an orphan letter spurs Senior Forum reflection
A reader from Staten Island shares how parental prejudice was passed to grandchildren, breaking family closeness and forcing a hard truth about aging parents. The writer urges honest, nonromantic views of adult child and retiree relationships and invites others to mail similar thoughts to The Senior Forum.
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Pts
Mr. Collins
Staten Island
N.Y
P.O. Box
Columbia
Thank you for compliments and growing up questions
Tammy says a sincere "Thanks very much" with a smile is fine and not conceited. The column then answers teen readers on height from eating and corrects advice about who should discuss sex topics with a parent.
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DR. Wallace
Tammy
Ohio
University of Pittsburgh
Wallace
Michelle
Orlando
Fla
Frederick Bridge Club Team of Four Results
Forty players competed in last week's team of four. First place went to Edith Elliott, Jean Brinkley, Al Kime and Pat Sanzer. A large tie split for second and third among Helen Swanson, Bill Seler, Hilda Poirier and Iris Yonetz with Denise Clow, Sue Browning, Jim Occhipinti and George Hedstrom. Fourth place earned by Anita Crawford, Sherman Kahan, Lowell Phillips and Frank Tyergar. Regular game slated Monday at 7 15 p.m. at the Frederick Ranaminnn Testam.
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Edith Elliott
Jean Brinkley
al Kime
Pat Sanzer
Helen Swanson
Bill Seler
Hilda Poirier
Iris Yonetz
Denise Clow
Sue Browning
Jim Occhipinti
George Hedstrom
Anita Crawford
Sherman Kahan
Lowell Phillips
Frank Tyergar
Frederick Ranaminnn Testam
Ford Quality Care Service Ad Upsizes Listening
Service Advisors guide owners of Ford Mercury and Lincoln to describe symptoms for quick repairs. The program emphasizes listening, diagnosis forms, and trained technicians to translate car noises into fixes. It invites customers to visit and highlights 9 million satisfied clients.
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Dear Abby
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Robert Wallace, Ed
Frederick
Mark P. Rubin, M.D
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Randie
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Montgomery Infertility Institute
Montgomery
Fiesse
Montgomery College
Germantown
Sciences and Applied Studies
Jay M. Grodin
Frank E. Chong
Oscar I. Dodek
William R. Meyer
Kenneth J. Lipatz
Bethesda Germento
Frederick Community College
Frederick County
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Frederick Motor Company
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