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[Oto Brodhead]

Cted pregnancy, it must be borne in mind that a medical man who examines
a woman under any circumstances against her will renders himself liable
to heavy damages, and that the law will not support him in so doing. If,
on being requested to permit an examination, the woman refuse, such
refusal may go against her, but of this she is the best judge. The duty
of the medical man ends on making the suggestion. XXIV.--DELIVERY The
signs of recent delivery are as follows: The face is pale, with dark
circles round the eyes; the pulse quickened; the skin soft, warm, and
covered with a peculiar sweat; the breasts full, tense, and knotty; the
abdomen distended, its integuments relaxed, with irregular light pink
streaks on the lower part. The labia and vagina show signs of distension
and injury. For the first three or four days there is a discharge from
the uterus more or less sanguineous in character, consisting of blood,
mucus, epithelium, and shreds of membrane. During the next four or five
days it becomes of a dirty green colour, and in a few days more of a
yellowish, milky, mucous character, continuing for two to three weeks.
The change in character of the lochial discharge is due to the quantity
of blood decreasing and its place being taken by fatty granules and
leucocytes. The os uteri is soft, patulous, and its edges are torn. The
uterus may be felt for two or three hours above the pubis as a hard
round ball, regaining its normal size in about eight weeks after
delivery. Most of these signs disappear about the tenth day, after which
it becomes impossible to fix the date of delivery. In the dead the
external parts have the same appearance as g
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