This pocket book was originally published prior to 1923, and is an important historical work. Step into the world of Victorian medical practices with The Signs and Concomitant Derangements of Pregnancy: Their Pathology and Treatment, a meticulously restored classic by William Morgan, M.D. This 1984 reprint, first published in 1877, provides an in-depth exploration of the signs and complications associated with pregnancy, alongside guidance on childbirth, selection of a nurse, and management of the lying-in chamber.

This edition, reprint of the original, treated with an exceptional manual quality control process to ensure clarity and preservation of the original text. Dive into the chapters filled with detailed discussions on symptoms, treatments, and practical advice, reflecting the medical knowledge of the late 19th century. Ideal for enthusiasts of medical history, practitioners, and those curious about historical perspectives on maternity care.

From understanding early signs of pregnancy to managing the nuances of delivery and postpartum care, Morgan’s work is a rich source of historical medical insights and a testament to the practices of his time. Whether you're a medical professional, a student of medicine, homeopathy or history, or someone with a keen interest in Victorian healthcare, this book offers both education and intrigue in equal measure.

small paperback - 132 pages

*Please note: This is a second hand book and may show signs of being loved by a previous owner: there may be wear and tear, corners may be creased, the previous owners name may be written inside the front page and even sometimes underlining of words. However, sometimes the book may also be new. Also the cover or edition may vary from the one shown. 🙂