A treatise on the diseases of females / by William P. Dewees.

  • Dewees, William P. (William Potts), 1768-1841.
Date:
1843
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Credit: A treatise on the diseases of females / by William P. Dewees. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CHAPTER VL Of Deranged Menstruation, » - - . Sect. I. 1. Of the Tardy Appearance of the Menses, II. 2. Of the Suppression of the Menses, Case I. Case II. III. 3. Of the Immoderate Flow of the Menses, IV. 4. Of Dysmenorrhea, or Painful Menstruation, V. 5. Of the Decline of the Menses, CHAPTER VII. Of Menorrhagia, - CHAPTER VIII. Of the Signs which usually accompany Pregnancy, - Sect. I. 1. Suppression of (he Menses, II. 2. Nausea and Vomiting, - III. 3. Enlargement of the Mammse, LV. 4. Areolae, - - V. 5. Formation of the Milk, - VI. 6. Enlargement of the Abdomen, VII. 7. Increased Size of the Uterus, VIII. 8. Pouting out of the Navel, IX. 9.^-Spitling of Frothy Saliva, X. 10. Sulivation, - XI. 11. Of Quickening, - CHAPTER IX. 0/Me General Condition of the System, and the Effects of cer- tain Remedies during Pregnancy, - Bleeding, Purging, - Emetics, _ _ - Blisters, CHAPTER X. On some of the Diseases of Pregnancy, Sect. I. Of the Febrile Condition of the System during Preg nancy.