THE LADYS MANUAL HOMEOPATHIC TREATMENT IN THE VARIOUS DERANGEMENTS
INCIDENT TO HER SEX. LICHNPIATE OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS
MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS LICENTIATE IN MIDWIFERY,
LONMllP AND EDINBURGH CONSULTING PHYSICIAN TO THE READING AND
BERKSHIRE HOMEOPATHIC DISPENSARY ETC. . EIGHTH EDITION. THOROUGHLY
REVISED AND ENLARGED. Opinions of the Press of former Editions,
Written in clear language. . . . . Womens diseases are here treated
as clearly as the most exacting student could require.The work of
Dr. Ruddock is precisely what every woman needs, and contains
information for the want of which she often suffers permanent loss
of health.. The whole range of functions and diseases incident to
women is treated with care and precision.-New England Medical
Gazette. We do not hesitate to say that The Ladys Homeopathic
Manual is the best book of its kind we ever examined. The author
knows what to say, how to say it, and how to stop when it is
said.-United States Medical and Szcrgicnl Jounal. The Ladys Manual
is a work that should be in the hands of every lady in the land.
The remedies prescribed are mainly homeopathic and hydropathic, and
are extremely judicious. We never examined a medical work which
pleased us so well. The fact that this is the Sixth Edition shows
the estimate placed upon it by the public and the estimate is a
just one, for the work is in every respect meritorious. As a book
to be placed in the hands of married women it stands unrivalled,
and yet it is full of just such information as the general
practitioner should possess, and will here find easily and quickly.
We have seen nothing of the kind that pleases us so well.-
Cilzcinnati Medical Adwct,ncc, NOTE TO THE EIGHTH EDITION. THIS
edition, making altogether fifty thousand copies of the work,
possesses few features that distinguish it from its immediate
predecessor, beyond being slightly larger, and containing fuller
directions as to the manage- ment of some of the diseases treated
of but as great pains have been taken with its supervision while
passing through the press, its publishers have every reason to
anticipate for it a success fully equal to that which has been
accorded to former editions. 2, Efibqry Circus, London, E. C. Bccem
ber, 1882. .PREFACE TO THE SEVENTH EDITION. EVERY portion of this
work has been most carefully revised the most modern doctrines and
therapeutics have been considered and referred to, and several
entirely new Sections, of which the following are the chief, have
been added, -Spinal Irritation, Infantile Leucorrhma, Causes of Bad
Getting-up after Labour, and Puerperal Mania. Complaint
occasionally reaches the Author that the continual introduction of
changes into succeeding editions of his works is becoming a serious
tax upon some purchasers, involving the necessity of their
procuring a copy of each publication. The Author is fully alive to
this complaint but it should be remembered that a work of this
character is unlike an ordinary literary production, new editions
of which simply require accuracy in reprinting and that in dealing
with an ever-changing and expanding subject such as that herein
treated of, there is hardly a doctrine or method of practice which
has not to be repeatedly weighed md tested by the most recent
investigations. The most advanced views and improved methods of
practice will be looked for by the reader, and these the Author
conscientiously endeavours to introduce so as to render each
edition an improvement on its predecessor. The Author has
endeavoured in the following pages to point out systematioally the
medical and general treatment of the most frequently occurring
derangements peculiar to the female organisation...
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