Deciphering World War One Records of Hospital Admission

[happydays347]

Hi,

I've really struggled to figure out what the following two documents are saying, regarding by GG Grandfather's admission to hospital/sick bay during World War One.

I can see he had scabies, but the family story goes he was mustard gassed. I doubt it will say anything regarding this, but if anyone is able to help decipher what is written, I'd be so thankful!

Thank you

[Greensleeves]

I'll make a start:

Rt. ........ tonsilitis
H......... trophy of both tonsils
scabies slight  ....
and sulph ointment

[Wiggy]

Hypertrophy  - - -  = enlargement  . . . . I think.

  second one   -    possibly

 right arm and hands?

. .? .  and ung (ointment) sulph

[MaxD]

Follicular tonsillitis in Feb 20, Scabies and tonsillitis in May 20.

http://www.henriettes-herb.com/eclectic/thomas/tonsill-fol.html

The admissions are all after the war was over, presumably while he was stationed in Germany as part of the occupying force.  The reasons for admission do not say anything about mustard gas but there could perhaps have been an earlier incident for which the record has disappeared.

maxD

[josey]

H......... trophy of both tonsils

Hypertrophy

page 2
T..h arms & ...do
Hot baths & ?mag sulph

whoops late to the party again, sorry for duplication you are all quicker typists than me 

[sarah]

Some great help here do you not thinks so happydays347 ?

Sarah