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440 ESOTERIC ANTHROPOLOGY.
when it can be saved, will aid its safe expulsion, when
its loss is inevitable.
This treatment consists of cold sitz-baths, and the
use of the vagina syringe ; the wet bandage, wet-sheet
packs, rest, and strict diet, until the danger is over.
The expulsion of both foetus and afterbirth require
little interference, if small—if in an advanced stage, we
proceed, iu all as respects, with a common labor.
Fig. 69. When the full
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Uterus laid open, showing the natural position
of the foetus at the full period.
way it settles low-
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domen is smaller,
and the breathing more free. With this there comes such
a feeling of strength and lightness to the patient,
that if
not cautioned, she will start off on some long, exhausting