...reaction, which is naturally increased by the development of the new function of lactation. 2d. Apply the child to the breast as soon as the patient has recovered by rest and sleep from the exhaustion following labor, It was formerly the general practice not to...

...her such food as will be abundantly nutritious, without overtaxing the digestive organs. (3.) Apply the child to the breast as soon as the patient has recovered, by rest and sleep, from the exhaustion following labor. Before the breasts are distended by the secretion...

...the chapter on the management of the infant, it has been already stated that the child should be put to the breast as soon as the patient has recovered from the fatigue of labour, in order that the nipples may be drawn out before the breasts become full. This...

...Sig. — A teaspoonful in a wineglassful of sugar and ,water every two hours. Dr. Fordvce £at ker. In addition to this Dr. Barker gives nutritious. easily...circumference to nipple with warm sweet oil every three hours. Metrprrhagfa. 3$ Liquor ferri sulphatis 3 ss. Aquae § j. M. Sig. — Saturate with this solution the...

...xx. Antimon. et potass. tart gr. ij. Spt. etheris nitrici Syrupi simplicis aa § j. Aquae aurantii flor § ij. Sig. — A teaspoonful in a wineglassful...circumference to nipple with warm sweet oil every three hours. In Rheumatic Dysmenorrhoea. 5 Tinct. cimicifugae § iij. Tinct. stramonii § ss. Vin. colchici rad...

...sugar and water every two hours. In addition to this, give nutritious, easily digested food ; apply the child to the breast as soon as the patient has recovered from the exhaustion of labor ; attend to the state of the bowels ; give a diaphoretic anodyne ; and have the nurse rub the breasts...