Volume 1

An account of some of the most important diseases peculiar to women / By Robert Gooch.

  • Robert Gooch
Date:
1829
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Credit: An account of some of the most important diseases peculiar to women / By Robert Gooch. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    two days had elapsed before the remedies were employed, the recovery was very protracted. Number of Hours Ounces of Blood! Mode of from the Attack. Pee taken. Recovery. Cae SEG arane er 140 20 Speedy. Metre kare es 138 30 Speedy. SO ies 3 130 30 | Speedy. 24, but coming on slowly all tf saute i 14 Speedy. fe]. 2655 is ] AOR Ae. os 120 36 Speedy. Sule’ Li ON Saari sad 37 Speedy. NER, A ERE 134 70 Long weak, Sanaa a ies iz 48 Speedy. RI ARG Th. Ra AN. 36 Protracted. Le 1G Re eee a 39 Speedy. etre es Pe Ss 52 Speedy. Coming onslowl fever bots ; a pati BP een rae eres M4 24 Speedy. The Treatises of Dr. Armstrong and Mr. Hey produced a strong impression on the minds of medical men in this country. It convinced them that the puerperal fever which was then, and had been for several years, infesting various parts of the island, was an acute inflammation of the peritoneum, and that bleeding and purg- ing, employed very early and very actively, was the only mode of treatment which was capable of arresting it: but the impression did not stop here; it produced a general conviction, that the present was a fair representative of all