An essay on the symptoms of pregnancy from the earliest stage to the period of quickening : with a physiological explanation of the physical and mental changes produced by the impregnated uterus upon the system of the mother / by John Morley.

  • Morley, John.
Date:
1829
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: An essay on the symptoms of pregnancy from the earliest stage to the period of quickening : with a physiological explanation of the physical and mental changes produced by the impregnated uterus upon the system of the mother / by John Morley. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    local, these objections do not apply with equal force : They belong alike to every variety of con¬ stitution, and are the natural and almost universal attendants on pregnancy; these therefore will require a more particular and careful examina¬ tion. The whole of them may be conveniently comprised under the following heads : I. Suppression of the Menses. II. Increased size and altered position of the Uterus. III. Developement of the Mammae. IV. Motion of the foetus in utero. /