The Veterinary Obstetrical Compendium : for the Farmer And Breeder of Livestock
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To distinguish if there is life, refer to and read (Sensible Signs of Pregnancy). If there is no chance of saving the life of the mother, and the time for parturition is at hand, or nearly so, and the foetus is found to be alive, it is advisable to kill the mother and preserve the young one. If there are any outward signs of abdominal abscess, an incision should be made over the abscess for the elimination of the dead foetus. This surgical interference should be attempted on the chance of the m...other surviving.
Though the accident is generally of a most serious character, yet, remembering that the recovery does some- times take place, there need not be undue haste in de- stroying the animal.
BLEEDING (HAEMORRHAGE) FROM THE WOMB BEFORE PARTURITION.
Bleeding from the womb during pregnancy, appears to be somewhat rare in animals. It usually manifests itself by a small discharge of blood from the vagina, particularly during urination; this usually results in the death of the foetus. The blood sometimes remains in the womb, as a clotted mass, to the amount of over four gallons.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To distinguish if there is life, refer to and read (Sensible Signs of Pregnancy). If there is no chance of saving the life of the mother, and the time for parturition is at hand, or nearly so, and the foetus is found to be alive, it is advisable to kill the mother and preserve the young one. If there are any outward signs of abdominal abscess, an incision should be made over the abscess for the elimination of the dead foetus. This surgical interference should be attempted on the chance of the m...other surviving.
Though the accident is generally of a most serious character, yet, remembering that the recovery does some- times take place, there need not be undue haste in de- stroying the animal.
BLEEDING (HAEMORRHAGE) FROM THE WOMB BEFORE PARTURITION.
Bleeding from the womb during pregnancy, appears to be somewhat rare in animals. It usually manifests itself by a small discharge of blood from the vagina, particularly during urination; this usually results in the death of the foetus. The blood sometimes remains in the womb, as a clotted mass, to the amount of over four gallons.
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