Practical prevenception, or, The technique of birth control : for the medical profession only.

  • Robinson, William J. (William Josephus), 1867-1936.
Date:
[1929], ©1929
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Credit: Practical prevenception, or, The technique of birth control : for the medical profession only. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Law of Karezza, 47-50 Ligation of the Fallopian tubes, 159-162 Masturbation as a prevencep- tive measure, 153 Mensinga pessary, 121-127 Mental abnormalities and pregnancy, 14 Micturition after intercourse, 146 Nozzles for douche bag, 83 Onanism, 34 Oneida Community method, 45 Occlusive pessaries, 121-127; disadvantages of, 127 Ovum, female, 30, 31 Pelves, narrow or deformed, 13 Pessaries, 115-131; cap or cervical, 116-118; silver cervical, 119; Mensinga, 121; diaphragm, 121-127; intracervical and intra¬ uterine, 129-131; collar- button, 130; wishbone, 131 Physicians’ ignorance of pro¬ ven ception, 3-6 Pills, emmenagogue, 147 Positions reversed, 147 Poverty and prevention of conception, 17 Powders, prevenceptive, 132 Pregnancies, repeated and un¬ limited, evils of, 16 Pregnancy, dangers of in cases of heart disease, 10; kid¬ ney disease, 11; syphilis, 11; gonorrhea, 12; tuber¬ culosis, 13; deformed pel¬ vis, 13; mental abnormal¬ ities, 14; difficult labor, 15 Preveneeption, ignorance of physicians, 3-6; definition of, 7; when imperative, 9-17; basic principles, 30- 32 Preveneeption methods; falla¬ cious though popular, 140- 148; holding back, 141; safe periods, 143; lacta¬ tion, 144; micturition after intercourse, 146; reversed positions, 147; internal remedies, 147 Prevenceptive measures, sum¬ mary of, 32 Prevenceptives, 100% sure, 19- 23; reliability of, 21; are they injurious? 24; ideal requirements, 27; non- injurious, 27; causes of failure, 74-77 Prophylactic and prevencep¬ tive jelly, 103 Quinine, as a spermaticide, 101; as a prevenceptive, 138 Radium, sterilization by, 155 Rameses pessary, 121-127