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Dr. Molner: Please ex |plain why a staph germ contin jues on different parts of my body even though I have ster- ilized and kept clean emerything I touch, This started seven months ago. Does it come from the inside or the outside?--Mrs, M. C, M. The staphylococcus germ, a common one, has certain pecu- liarities. Knowing something about it helps conquer it--but I must warn you that in some cases it is not eary fight, Re- sults depend to some extent on the particular strain, There are several varieties of this germ, The germ comes primarily from the outside, not the inside, That is, it tends to linger on the skin, and particularly in the nose, It can be present--and often is--gvithout doing any mis chief Then, for réasous we cannot always discover, the germ is acquired by someone who is unusually sensitive to it, or is not able to throw it off or con:| trol it with the normal defence| mechanisms of the body. Then) the gem thrives and infection appears, It is not unusual for) staph infections to attack indi-| viduals already weakened by some other illness, although not always Boils, for example, are a common manifestation of staph infection, Their presence. ts an jinherent indication that a per ison's resistance to. the particu-/ lar germ is, or ha While the boil--or similar area of infection--is- healing, jsome of the germs may be con- | veyed by fingers or other means) ito some other skin area, to set! lup a new focus of infection.| iThat is wh some infected! jareas must be kept covered! been, low with gauze, to prevent spread jof the germs, | |CAN POISON BLOOD | Occasionally the infection be- comes so severe that it works into the blood stream, and then we have a case of blood |poisoning, always serious. For- tunately most battles with staph \are, like your case, not that ser- jious, however annoying they jare, | The antibiotic jbeen wonderfully helpful in combatting staph infections, and I hope, although your let- ter does not say so, that you are getting medical treatment. One problem is that the staph germ, being so plentiful in the world and so widely distributed, drugs have "How many times am f allowed to miss?" has come in contact at times with some of the antibiotics un- der such conditions that it sur- vived and became resistant, meaning that germs of that par- ticular family no longer are at- tacked by those particular drugs. This is a severe handicap, ob- viously. The answer lies in switching to some other anti- biotic, to which the strain in volved has not become resist- ant, In stubborn, long-lasting cases, it is wise to have la- boratory tests of cultures of the germ, to find out which anti biotics will attack it and which the end, than trying first one and then another. After seven months of fight- ing staph, I would certainly take drastic steps to get rid of the infection. Meantime, natu- Now the only way to buy WRIGLEY'S SPEARMINT ..popular, modern dime pack WRIGL CHEWING MI fine You get more to enjoy in the convenient Dime Pack of Wrigley's Spearmint... more of that fresh flavour and lively taste! rally, keep on with your pres- ent precautions against spread- ing the germ, either to others or to other parts of your own body. Dear Dr, Molner; [ have veard that petroleum jelly used m eyelashes is harmful and an even cause blindness? Is his a fact?--Miss A. 0. No, It will not harm the eyes, will not, It is much quicker, in '