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EARACHE.—

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Jan 18, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 3.

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EARACHE.—

By L. A. S.

In a case of simple earache in its initial stage, there is no better remedy than a hot foot-bath. Promptly and thoroughly applied, this treatment will never fail. The foot-bath draws the blood to the feet, and thus relieves the congestion which is the cause of the pain. Earache is a simple thing at the start, but if not checked, may speedily develop into a serious and often a dangerous disorder. Long-continued inflammation in the delicate mechanism of the ear is sure to work serious mischief. The timely application of a pail of water will prevent the little blaze from becoming a conflagration.
L. A. S.