Volume 3

First lines of the practice of physic / By William Cullen, M.D.

  • Cullen, William, 1710-1790.
Date:
1786
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Credit: First lines of the practice of physic / By William Cullen, M.D. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    that they cannot be fo properly treated of in any other place. DCCCCLXXVII. The menorrhagia (DCCCCLXVIII. etfeq.) has for its proximate caufe, either the he- morrhagic effort of the uterine veffels pre- ternaturally increafed, or a preternatural laxity of the extremities of the uterine ar- teries, the hemorrhagic effort remaining as in the natural (fate. \ DCCCCLXXVIII. . / The remote caufes of the menorrhagia may be, i/?, Thofe which increafe the ple- thoric {fate of the uterine veffels ; fuch as a full and nourifhing diet, much ffrong liqucfr, and frequent intoxication. 2dlyt Thofe which determine the blood more copioully and forcibly into the uterine vef- fels ;