In leucorrhea depending on endocervicitis, hot astringent douches once daily should be given.
In cases of Leucorrhea of long standing, Dioviburnia, together with local treatment, invariably gives relief.
The general treatment ofLeucorrhea consists of the building up of the entire system by the proper hygienic methods.
Unclean napkins may lead to infection, and it is probable that many cases of leucorrhea have their origin in lack of cleanliness concerning the napkins, cloths, or rags, used during menstruation.
Kellogg says, "Leucorrhea may result from simple congestion of the bloodvessels of the vaginal mucous membrane, due to improper dress.
Leucorrhea is merely an abnormal increase of a normal secretion.
The recommendation that diluted Lavoris be used for the treatment of coryza, nasal catarrh, hay fever, inflamed eyes, hemorrhoids and leucorrhea is objectionable and irrational.
An advertising pamphlet reads: “In every form of leucorrhea Naphey’s Medicated Uterine Wafers are indicated .
What is true of leucorrhea is also true of all other functional troubles affecting the female genital canal; they are all treated best by astringents and antiseptics.
The immediate cause of leucorrhea is either congestion or inflammation of the mucous membrane of the vagina or womb, or both.
For bleeding from lungs, kidneys and womb, for leucorrhea and for confinement.
Decoction, two parts to one part blood root, forms a good injection for leucorrhea and gonorrhea.
There is generally tenderness of the uterus, and also leucorrhea during the intervals between each monthly flow.
Leucorrhea is the most common symptom of uterine derangement, and there are few females who are not affected by it at some period of life.
My wife was troubled with leucorrhea so bad that we did not know what to do until Dr.
The nature of leucorrheais analogous to that of nasal catarrh.
If leucorrhea is an attendant symptom, the treatment suggested for that condition should be employed.
Dear Sir--I was troubled with "female weakness" and leucorrhea for three years before I applied to you.
I had leucorrhea for twenty years and my monthly periods were never regular, occurring about once in three weeks.
Leucorrhea is the symptomatic manifestation of some uterine or vaginal affection, vulgarly called "whites.
The immediate cause of leucorrheais either congestion, or inflammation of the mucous membrane of the vagina or womb, or both.
I was troubled a great deal with leucorrhea also, and it has done a world of good for me.
We have dwelt upon leucorrhea because of its prevalence and in order to exhibit the various forms it may assume.
I grew worse with leucorrhea all the time until I chanced to see your remedies.
It causes leucorrhea or a chronic discharge, makes a nervous wreck of the woman, results in sterility and frequently in a dangerous operation.
It has been stated above that a displaced womb may cause leucorrhea or a discharge.
Leucorrhea or "the whites" may be of such an acid character as to kill the spermatozoa in the vagina, or it may be of such volume as to render impregnation impossible.
And it is for this reason that in girls leucorrhea is so much more difficult to treat.
We can answer simply: the cause of leucorrhea is catarrh in any part of the female genital tract.
Leucorrhea is one of the banes of the modern girl and woman.
Leucorrhea means literally a "white running," and is applied by the laity to any whitish discharge coming from the vagina.
It will therefore be seen that the treatment of leucorrhea to be successful must be general and local.
I have no doubt that many cases of leucorrhea date back their origin to unwashed rags.
There is no doubt that many cases of sterility or childlessness in women are due to long-neglected leucorrhea in girlhood.
This is wrong, because some white discharges may be of little importance; others may be of a serious character, and not be leucorrhea at all.
A severe leucorrhea may also be the cause of sterility, because the leucorrheal discharge may be fatal to the spermatozoa.
Such things like alum, potassium permanganate, carbolic acid, lactic acid, or tincture of iodine should only be used when there is leucorrhea present and generally only under a physician's directions.
To be on the safe side, therefore, anyone who is troubled byleucorrhea should obtain her physician's opinion as to its significance.
The meaning of the white discharge from the vagina known as leucorrhea is variable: at times it indicates the existence of an ailment requiring treatment, and at other times it does not.
In the early months of pregnancy, however, leucorrhea may cause such inconvenience as to demand medical treatment.
The patient frequently experiences pain in walking, is easily fatigued, has leucorrhea and an irritable bladder.
The character of the discharge in leucorrhea varies considerably, from a whitish or mucous secretion, to a yellowish or mucopurulent secretion, and is debilitating in proportion as it is profuse.
A severe leucorrhea is generally attended with frequent and finally painful micturition; pain in walking in the lower part of the abdomen, which may become so severe as to compel the patient to go to bed.
Leucorrhea is a symptom of inflammation, the true cause of which can be determined only by local examination.
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