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YRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1947

The Doctor Says—

Glandular Fever Proves Difficult to Diagnose

By WILLIAM A. O'BRIEN, M. D.

INFECTIOUS mononucleosis (glehdular fever) may not be recognived unless special blood examinations are made. Although the dis-

~ ease is most common between 15 and 30 years of age, outbreaks in

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world war II occurred in older persons in Great Britain. Infectious mononucleosis starts slowly with aching pains all over 3h body, fever, and sore throat. Fever is usually high and may from a few days tb a week. Joint pains, sweating and chilis| and groin become swollen during &re frequent Leamplaina, the fever stage. Spleen is also enlarged. In young children "DISEASE i Suspected when en- largement of the glands in the largement of the lymph nodes oc-| chest and abdomen may result in curs.

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Glands in the neck, armpits| cough and symptoms resembling

appendicitis. Sore throat is another sign of infectious mononsaieoss,

CAUSE oF Wisctous ‘mononucleosis probably is a virus. Infections are most common in the spring or fall and outbreaks ocour either as single cases or in epidemics. Incubation period is one

«| t0 two weeks,

When the blood of patients with infectious mononucleosis is examined the white cells are in-

creased in number, and there is an excess of certain forms. . ~ . INFECTIOUS mononucleosis 1s never a fatal disease. Recovery is complete, although relapses may occur, The enlarged glands and the spleen may last for a time after the patient apparently is well, Patient should stay in bed while he has fever. Drugs may be given to ease the pain. In severe cases, a blood transfusion hurries con-

valescence. Public health officials

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Held for Murder

Youth Charged With Killing Father

PT. LAUDERDALE, Fla., June 20 (U. P.).—A coroner's jury yesterday charged 16-year-old Robert Butters with the first degree murder of his

father, Lester, 47, a former Marion, Ind., resident.

Broward —— ial here. img shortly after he confessed that a few hours before he had fired a 38 caliber bullet into his father’s chest. The parent beat him during an " gwment, he said. - Robert said he had gone to the liquor store where his father was

argued with him about ownership of a motor scooter, “He beat me,” the youth told police. “And then I remembered how

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