A Treatise on the Diseases of Women, Vol. 1: In Which It Is Attempted to Join a Just Theory to the Most Safe and Approved Practice; With a ... Written on These Diseases (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

Excerpt from A Treatise on the Diseases of Women, Vol. 1: In Which It Is Attempted to Join a Just Theory to the Most Safe and Approved Practice; With a Chronological Catalogue of the Physicians, Who Have Written on These Diseases

A a (1161 w1 P R E F H C' E. Five and much leis eafy to be acquired. It 13 neceffa1y to know the firuéture of all the parts of the body: to underfiand the1r proper funétions.

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Excerpt from A Treatise on the Diseases of Women, Vol. 1: In Which It Is Attempted to Join a Just Theory to the Most Safe and Approved Practice; With a Chronological Catalogue of the Physicians, Who Have Written on These Diseases

IV. As the dofes, Ihave noted, are moderate; I believe they may be given to adult women Without 'any danger: at leaf'r, if they are not 'very delicate in their co'nf'titution, nor have their firength greatly impaired. Perhaps, it may be proper to augment them in the repetition, in proportion to the continuance of their ufe. But it is much better to increafe the dofe of ia meq dicine, which is not found fufl'iciently power ful, than to be obliged to diminifh it on ac, count of its too great operation.

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