Transactions of the Medical Society of the State of North Carolina [serial] 43 (1896)
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It has no glands.
Any gland, when irritated or stimulated, secrets more abundantly and if the stimulus is kept up, the structure of the gland becomes hypertrophied and its secretion becomes abnormal. The blood is the natural stimulus of any gland; when this is interfered with congestion results, and the secretion is altered; this is wh)'^ we find leucorrhoea such a common symptom in so many tubal, uterine and vaginal diseases, these parts being prone to congestion on account of their peculiar b...lood supply and anatomical position.
Although the mucous membrane of the genital tracts is so closely con- nected and so neany alike throughout, the discharge which comes from it differs as it comes from its several parts, hence leucorrhoea is divided into different forms. Vulvar, vaginal^ cervical, uterine and tubal.
Vulvar. — Leucorrhoea of the vulvar is a viscid secretion, collects on the labia and often sticks them together. It is composed of epithelial cells, pus corpuscles and mucus.
Causes {a).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It has no glands.
Any gland, when irritated or stimulated, secrets more abundantly and if the stimulus is kept up, the structure of the gland becomes hypertrophied and its secretion becomes abnormal. The blood is the natural stimulus of any gland; when this is interfered with congestion results, and the secretion is altered; this is wh)'^ we find leucorrhoea such a common symptom in so many tubal, uterine and vaginal diseases, these parts being prone to congestion on account of their peculiar b...lood supply and anatomical position.
Although the mucous membrane of the genital tracts is so closely con- nected and so neany alike throughout, the discharge which comes from it differs as it comes from its several parts, hence leucorrhoea is divided into different forms. Vulvar, vaginal^ cervical, uterine and tubal.
Vulvar. — Leucorrhoea of the vulvar is a viscid secretion, collects on the labia and often sticks them together. It is composed of epithelial cells, pus corpuscles and mucus.
Causes {a).
What to read after Transactions of the Medical Society of the State of North Carolina [serial] 43 (1896)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Medical Society of the State of North Carolina. Annual Session to read onlineMoreLess
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