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Excerpt from A Practical Treatise on Uterine Hemorrhage, in Connexion With Pregnancy and Parturition
Sure and cold applications should be exclusively confided in until competent assistance can be obtained; for the contrac tion of the womb, upon which alone the cessation of the ?ooding must depend, is seldom thought of; the mere re moval of the placenta being the Midwife's sole aim. Through ignorance on this subject thousands have been hurried out of life, and multitudes of others rendered mise rable during its continuance. But it is idle to denounce the ignorant Midwife, so long as we have no laws to regulate this practice amongst ourselves and our students. Questions it is true are sometimes proposed to the can didate' for diploma at Apothecaries' Hall, although not.
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