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MOLNER, MD Dear Dr. Melner: When ourjgland is not unusual in children, oldest boy, now four was ninejand in ordinary circumstances . (That is to say, ere are ominous diseases} If the gland continues to en-no further involvement of the gland.|which involve the lymph glands, |large, if other glands show en-|lungs. SALLY'S SALLIES they are not very frequent,|largement, if the child has a] pear Sir: My husband is 73)----_ they are readily diagnosed.) /fever, or there are other signs/ang for some time now has heen : BHWE (F YCPAZ HJKLMQ 4 MT) Top Cat 8--Fellx The Cat 2-Silence Please g ue 1 Pe ll--Wiid West %--Amos Burke €-2--Disney's World of Color i a 18 PA N--Let's. 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The gland's purpose is tojfurther investigation, possibly|doctor. 1 would appreciate your one who came close to r off wastes resulting fromjeven removal of one node fot/aqvice, mending that it be removed,|the infection, and the gland canjbiopsy, but only if there are) "He drinks shes three oom or three can: and he said it was up te use te decide, on the basis of whether it would improve his - appear ance. Now we have discovered a similar enlarged gland on our eight-month-old bay. If not re- moved, will these glands harm the beys or turn into cancer? Will the glands get larger? Do} you recommend their removal? --Mrs. J. B. Are you sure you aren't mak- ing a mountain out of a lump? Enlargement of a lymph swell. It may or may not returnjsignificant. symptoms. toward its original It does not "turn into cancer," land aside from being lumpy, is Er likely to do any harm. ts fwonder whether you have been searching for someone who will give you a different answer and provide an excuse for surgery. I certainly do not recommend removal of an enlarged lymph) gland just because it exists. If the children are healthy, size, but it still is serviceable.jdisregard the enlarged glands. Dear Dr. Molner: I have a thickening of the pleura at the A succession of doctors havejbases of both lungs. Will this i the same answer. Ijeventually affect the entire Pde babe lungs? At times it is painful.-- . M. This tickening is due to some infection in the pas of whisky and of beer a day. Does this have any effect?--Anxious Alcohol has a distinct diure tic action, as does the total vo' ume of fluid, so the answer i yes, that much alcohol coul: stimulate excessive action by his kidmeys. But I mos strongly dowbt that that is th whole. story. Some prostate dis- order ig likely. Or thera may be an infection or irritation of kid t--tubercu- losis, pneumonia, pleurisy, -or whatever. If the infection no longer is active, there will be Sd eys or bladder. I would insist that he see a joctor. "The. doctor says you're shorts sighted but don't worry, * the Army will put you in the front line."