2012, ISBN: 9781235660115

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustra… More...

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1771*. Excerpt: ... of that period, it is uncommon if there is not 4 certain quantity. The second, most commonly the third, sometimes only the seventh or eighth day, it come in greater abundance: and this operation js sufficiently troublesome to occasion a fever, sometimes very violent; and which, complicating wirh other Gauses, may become dangerous. If the milk deposited in the breasts is drawn out as often as full, by the infant for whom nature designed it, it continues to abound, and nothing is to be feared from those disorders. Jt may flow during several years, and the only danger-to which it exposes any person is exhausting them. The mik is formed of the chyle, and preserves the greatest part of what characterizes it; therefore the nourishment of the child is taken from that of the mother, and if she has not an appetite while she nourishes, she must of necessity be exhausted, which happens every day, and throws many women into a languid state and a disorder of the nerves. But if the milk, which sometimes appears to form in the vessels before it is carried to the breasts, is not forced out, or after it is, if k returns. returns to the mass of humours, it operates like a strange body, which is incapable of assimilating with the blood; it works like an inflammation, and sometimes produces a violent fever; other times it is more moderate, but never entirely ceases, so that the blood cannot get rid of this humour with which it cannot be allied, and which appears agitated like a light acid injection. Sect. 53. We may range under three classes the effects of this kind of milk thus overflowed, where it remains in the vessels, and whence it either evacuates by some natural strainer or fixes itself upon some internal or external part. When it remains in the vessels it causes a c... Weight:0.15 lbs, General Books LLC, 2/3/2012 0:00:00<

ISBN: 9781235660115

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2012, ISBN: 9781235660115

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