Genetics contain medicines which control theuterine and sexual systems, which may all be reckoned among Neurotics.
Aloes appears to act on the lower part of the intestine, and is therefore objectionable in cases of pregnancy or of uterine disorder.
It is also efficacious in cases of uterine haemorrhage, because the open mouths of the bleeding veins in the wall of the uterus are closed by the contraction which it causes.
If the uterine catarrh is the result of a venous obstruction due to a congested liver and a general derangement of the digestive apparatus, then any local treatment will be of no avail without first removing the hepatic derangement.
Finally, uterine or womb symptoms are not always present in cases of uterine disease, nor, when present and even urgent, do they necessarily come from uterine disease, for they may be merely nerve counterfeits of uterine disease.
If the vaginal secretion is not of a specific nature, then the Femina antiseptic uterine lotion is a safer remedy.
When the Femina antisepticuterine lotion is used in its double strength, the remedy loses nothing in its healing effect but becomes more astringent, strengthening, and disinfectant.
This phrase means a gonorrhœa in the male apparently cured, which even two years after the supposed cure infects a healthy vagina, causing a discharge and a complication of the uterine mucous membrane.
Neither of these forms can be called a disease, as they are solely the symptoms of several kinds of uterine affections.
Some women of robust appearance have an aggravated form of uterine catarrh without any immediate ill effects on their nutrition or general health.
The nerves are mighty mimers, the greatest of mimics, and they cheat us by their realistic personations of organic disease and especially of uterine disease.
The implication that all “functional troubles affecting the female genital canal” are best treated by astringent tablets like Naphey’s Medicated Uterine Wafers is an absurdity.
For this reason attention is directed to Micajah’s Uterine Wafers and Micajah’s Suppositories.
To relieve pain due to uterine disorders, a dessertspoonful every three hours, or increased to a tablespoonful, at the discretion of the attending physician.
The letter making these offers mentioned incidentally: “Besides our product Thymozene we have been forced to add a Uterine Wafer to be used in connection with hot Thymozene douches in Leucorrhea.
It will, however, be seen that with proper disinfection during and immediately after labor, the occasions for late intra-uterine injections are extremely rare.
Its physiological significance is illustrated by the part it takes in the closure of the umbilical and uterine vessels, after childbirth.
In Vienna both Spaeth and Braun after difficult labors introduce a suppository of iodoform, 2 to 2-1/2 inches in length, into the uterine cavity.
Inflammation of the Uterine Parenchyma, and of the Subserous and Pelvic Cellular Tissue.
When used for intra-uterine irrigation great pains should be taken that no portion of the fluid remain behind in the uterine cavity.
The ante-uterine tumors have a spherical shape and depress the vagina anteriorly.
Schroeder recommends a permanent stream of cold water in the uterine cavity by means of a large irrigator and a drainage-tube; others advise cold rectal injections maintained for long periods by the aid of a tube with a double current.
This is my sister, O Partha, and the uterine sister of Sarana.
And Yudhishthira replied unto them, saying, 'Ye bulls among Brahmanas, know ye that we are uterine brothers proceeding together with our mother.
And Sesha replied, 'My uterine brothers are all of wicked hearts.
It is well known that uterine fibroids bear a definite relation to organic sexual activity, and that sexual abstinence, more especially the long-continued deprivation of pregnancy, is a very important cause of the disease.
It is, therefore, evident that deprivation of sexual function, whether or not involving abstinence from sexual intercourse, is an important cause of uterine fibroid tumors.
The uterine system arises with the formation of families and gentes.
Thus Dargun declares that there is a tendency for the uterine system of kinship to give place to the paternal, but never the reverse.
In one the septum was about 1 3/4 inches from the entrance to the vagina and contained an orifice large enough to admit a uterine probe.
Orwin describes epilepsy from prolonged lactation, and instances of ovarian and uterine epilepsy are quite common.
The mother had become impregnated five months after the cessation of menstruation, and a uterine sound had been used in ignorance of the impregnation at this late period.
The woman from prolongation of labor was in a complete state of prostration, which caused uterine inertia.
In two of the cases the forceps was used, but not on account of uterine inertia; the fetal head was voluminous, and in one of the two cases internal rotation was delayed.
In a recent work Tait remarks that the largest uterine myoma which he ever removed weighed 68 pounds, and adds that it grew after the menopause.
Woodson tells the story of a negress who was four months pregnant, and who, on being seized with severe uterine pains in a bath, succeeded in seizing the fetus and dragging it out, but inverting the uterus in the operation.
After a week she declared that she was still pregnant with another child, but as the physician had placed his hand in the uterine cavity after the abortion, he knew the fetus must be elsewhere or that no pregnancy existed.
The fundus of the uterus descended into the vagina and the whole uterine apparatus was removed.
He says that none of the subjects suffered any pain or were aware of the birth, and offers the suggestion that to facilitate the state of hypnosis it should be commenced before strong uterine contractions have occurred.
Petersen describes a woman of seventy-nine, who on March 26th was seized with uterine pains lasting a few days and terminating with hemorrhagic discharge.
Cases like rupture of an aneurysm during labor, extensive hemorrhage, the entrance of air into the uterine veins and sinuses, and common lacerations will be omitted, together with complicated births like those of double monsters, etc.
There are several varieties: that called Addison's disease, that due to uterine disease, etc.
Possesses the power of softening cicatricial tissue, also tumors of the uterine appendages.
Hot Sitz Bath or Vaginal Injections of hot water: if due touterine congestion.
Iron: in uterine obstruction, in cerebral and genital anemia; alone, or the bromide along with the bromide of potassium.
Arsenic: a few drops of Fowler's solution in diarrhea excited by taking food; in diarrhea with passages of membraneous shreds, associated with uterine derangement; and along with opium in chronic diarrhea of malarial origin.
Intra-uterine Stems: to stimulate the lining membrane of the uterus.
Cantharides: in women without acute inflammation or uterine displacement; also in irritable bladder produced by chronic enlargement of the prostate.
But in no circumstance is extra-uterine gestation so exactly resembled as by the eggs of a fly, which are deposited in the frontal sinus of sheep and calves.
And though on the separation of the cotyledons of ruminating animals no blood is effused, yet this is owing clearly to the greater power of contraction of their uterine lacunæ or alveoli.
The fetus, afterbirth, provided it has been expelled, and all litter that has been contaminated with them and uterine discharges should be gathered up and destroyed either by burning or burying.
The aborting animal should be isolated for a period of six weeks to two months and under no consideration be permitted to mingle with the rest of the herd as long as uterine discharges are observed.
Towards the latter part of the nineteenth century the prevalent view tended more and more to dissociate hysteria from uterine trouble.
This is perhaps the first appearance, certainly in English medicine, of doubts being thrown on the uterine origin of the various symptoms grouped under the general term, hysteria.
Intestinal worms, uterine maladies, rheumatism, and especially gout, have unquestionably been exciting causes.
So also cases arising from malaria, anaemia, chlorosis, uterine disease, rheumatism, and gout may be relieved by removing the cause.
Where the intestinal new growth is secondary to carcinoma elsewhere, it is usually so by extension from neighboring parts; thus, the ileum may become implicated by contact with uterine cancer, etc.
Uterine disturbances may give rise to chronic pharyngitis, probably by reflex nervous influence, and so do other chronic and dispiriting complaints.
The uterine functions are always involved in greater or less degree.
The uterine portion of the oviducts becomes darkened (pale gray to intense black) in the breeding season.
The "king" had lately been crowned in virtue of his mother being a uterine sister of his predecessor.
If you will take the trouble to pass the finger carefully and repeatedly over the uterine surface of a recently expelled placenta, you will never, in actual practice, mistake a placenta at the os uteri for a clot of blood, however firm.
There have even been instances of females dying, merely from an overcharged bladder, while their attendants were industriously treating them for uterine inflammation.
The finger may now be introduced, even in primipara, half way up the neck; and in others it will reach even into the uterine cavity.
Among others may be mentioned the phenomenon of extra uterine conception, which will be more fully alluded to in another place.
This singular development is owing, probably, to a sympathetic connection between theuterine organs and certain parts of the brain, and large nerves in the neck.
The fœtus may in fact be compared to a wedge, of which the feet are the point, and if they enter the passage the rest part is gradually driven after by the uterine contractions.
This unnatural desire is also frequently seen in hysteria and chlorosis, and in several uterine diseases.
The operation of turning, which is required in all cases of complete placental presentation, is rarely necessary in uterine hemorrhage where the membranes are felt at the orifice.
This has, at the last moment, when the female was sinking, brought on uterine contractions, stopped the flooding, and saved her life.
The portion of placenta which is detached, never re-unites to the uterus, but when expelled it is usually seen covered with a dark coagulum adhering to the uterine surface.
Beholding Karna defeated by Bhimasena, five of thy sons, those uterine brothers that were great bowmen, could not, O sire, brook it.
Then those mighty-armed heroes, with red eyes and looking like lions, those uterine brothers having similar features, together fell down from that car.
At the time Hridika's son, Kritavarman, with three of his uterine brothers, appeared on the scene and attempted to oppose Dhrishtadyumna.
And its head was formed by king Duryodhana, surrounded by his uterine brothers.
In the very sight of the Dhritarashtras, therefore, as also of the Suta's son, the three uterine brothers of the latter were despatched by Arjuna unaided by any one.
Thus commanded by Duryodhana, seven of his uterine brothers, O sire, rushing in wrath towards Bhimasena, encompassed him on all sides.
The doctor proved that by electric irritation applied to this area abortions could be produced, and that by anesthesia of the same area in the nose, uterine hemorrhages could be stopped.
This dimension coincides with the length of the uterine canal in the Ethiopian female, and both have their cause in the form of the pelvis in the Negro race.
In the first the patient was a primipara 20 years of age, and, until the dilatation of the cervix was complete and efforts at expulsion had commenced, the uterine contractions were quite painless.
It may be added that in America, during recent years, leading gynecologists have recorded a number of cases in which widows on remarriage have shown marked improvement in uterine and pelvic conditions.
One day I came across a medical work, The Elements of Social Science, in which I found descriptions of symptoms like those I suffered from ascribed to uterine disease.
Normal estrus," Heape states, "occurs in conjunction with certain changes in the uterine tissue, and this is accompanied by congestion and stimulation or irritation of the copulatory organs.
Lee makes the following statement: "In the last two weeks of September, 1827, five fatal cases of uterine inflammation came under our observation.
In Uterine Affections I have found it extremely valuable.
If, on the other hand, she be troubled with looseness of the bowels, do not check it with medical advice, for all the uterine fluxes have some bad qualities in them, which must be evacuated before the discharge is stopped.
Uterine dropsy is an unnatural swelling, caused by the collection of wind or phlegm in the cavity, membranes or substance of the womb, on account of the want of innate heat and of sufficient alimentation, and so it turns into an excrescence.
Yet they have not the full perfection of health which other women enjoy, because they are not rightly purged of the menstruous blood and superfluous seed, which are the principal cause of most uterine diseases.
