The Accoucheur's Vade Mecum V. 1
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If from agitation of mind — Quietude from mental exertion.
If from feverish disposition— Gentle aperi- €Bts and saline medicineSe If from costiveness — Gentle aperients and eisemas.
If from diarrhoea — A dose of rhubarb, suc- ceeded by opiates.
Iff;-'', ubuse of spirituous liquor and free Hving — ^Small doses of cal* mel, followed by stomachic bitters, and regular nourish- ment.
DISEASES OF PREGNANCY. 177 If from motion of the feetus In utero— Nothing more than a recunibent posture.
If from ple...thora— Aperients, and occa* sional small bleedings, ABORTION.
An expulsion of the uterine contents, at any period, from conception till the conclusion of the sixth month is so denominated.
But if an evacuation thereof takes place be- fore the fceta! parts of the embryo are evolved, which is usually by the latter end of the third month, it is generally termed a miscarriage.
Abortion is the most usual com^ laint of pregnancy, and consists of two stages : First, Detachment of the placenta from the uterus, causing hemorrhage by the rupture of vessels ; and Second, Expulsion of the contents of that Tiscus, producing pain by the contraction of muscular fibres.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If from agitation of mind — Quietude from mental exertion.
If from feverish disposition— Gentle aperi- €Bts and saline medicineSe If from costiveness — Gentle aperients and eisemas.
If from diarrhoea — A dose of rhubarb, suc- ceeded by opiates.
Iff;-'', ubuse of spirituous liquor and free Hving — ^Small doses of cal* mel, followed by stomachic bitters, and regular nourish- ment.
DISEASES OF PREGNANCY. 177 If from motion of the feetus In utero— Nothing more than a recunibent posture.
If from ple...thora— Aperients, and occa* sional small bleedings, ABORTION.
An expulsion of the uterine contents, at any period, from conception till the conclusion of the sixth month is so denominated.
But if an evacuation thereof takes place be- fore the fceta! parts of the embryo are evolved, which is usually by the latter end of the third month, it is generally termed a miscarriage.
Abortion is the most usual com^ laint of pregnancy, and consists of two stages : First, Detachment of the placenta from the uterus, causing hemorrhage by the rupture of vessels ; and Second, Expulsion of the contents of that Tiscus, producing pain by the contraction of muscular fibres.
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