The Electric Bath
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, aet. 22, four years married. I was called to see her on October 2d, 1874. She then had a spontaneous miscarriage, the fifth since her marriage. She asked me whether nothing could be done to enable her to carry a child to full term, as both she and her husband were very desirous to have offspring. In pursuance of my directions, she presented herself at my office about ten days after I first saw her. On examination I found no organic trouble, no uterine displacement, nor any other local trouble... to account for her premature confinements. Involution had progressed normally. The only deviation from the normal that I could discover about the uterus was undue paleness of the cervical portion. Her appearance was very decidedly anæmic; features pale, flabby; lips whitish blue; physical energy much depressed. She had had but very slight loss of blood on the occasion of her recent miscarriage; certainly not enough to account for her anæmic appearance. Viewing her case as one of idiopathic anæmia, I ordered her electric baths strongly impregnated with iron.
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, aet. 22, four years married. I was called to see her on October 2d, 1874. She then had a spontaneous miscarriage, the fifth since her marriage. She asked me whether nothing could be done to enable her to carry a child to full term, as both she and her husband were very desirous to have offspring. In pursuance of my directions, she presented herself at my office about ten days after I first saw her. On examination I found no organic trouble, no uterine displacement, nor any other local trouble... to account for her premature confinements. Involution had progressed normally. The only deviation from the normal that I could discover about the uterus was undue paleness of the cervical portion. Her appearance was very decidedly anæmic; features pale, flabby; lips whitish blue; physical energy much depressed. She had had but very slight loss of blood on the occasion of her recent miscarriage; certainly not enough to account for her anæmic appearance. Viewing her case as one of idiopathic anæmia, I ordered her electric baths strongly impregnated with iron.
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