Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The St. Louis Clinical Review, Vol. 4: A Monthly Journal of Homoeopathic Medicine and Surgery, Ending With February Number, 1882
Let us now suppose a lady-patient complains of an annoy in g leucorrhma, and we find after making a physical examina tion by means of the speculum, a patulous 05, a swollen cervix with an Opening which will easily admit the uterine probe, and showing the canal somewhat lengthened (say three, or three and one-half inches), and upon withdrawing the sound there is a discharge of blood, or its beak shows blood upon it, we have a condition of endometritis, and very probably a complication of sub-involution. What now is our plain duty? Shall we spend the midnight oil and search through our Materia Medica for a remedy and ?atter ourselves that by the use of this internal remedy alone, that a cure will follow? We reply emphatically, no!
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