The sexual life of woman in its physiological, pathological and hygienic aspectsKisch, E. Heinrich (Enoch Heinrich)
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The sexual life of woman in its physiological, pathological and hygienic aspects
Kisch, E. Heinrich (Enoch Heinrich)
Gynecology; Menstruation; Women -- Diseases
THE
SEXUAL LIFE OF WOMAN
IN ITS
PHYSIOLOGICAL, PATHOLOGICAL AND HYGIENIC ASPECTS
BY
E. HEINRICH KISCH, M. D.
Professor of the German Medical Faculty of the University of Prague;
Physician to the Hospital and Spa of Marienbad; Member of the Board of
Health, Etc., Etc.
ONLY AUTHORIZED TRANSLATION INTO THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE FROM THE GERMAN BY
M. EDEN PAUL, M. D.
WITH 97 ILLUSTRATIONS IN THE TEXT
[Illustration]
NEW YORK
REBMAN COMPANY
1123 BROADWAY
COPYRIGHT, 1910, BY
REBMAN CO., NEW YORK
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
_Printed in America_
TO MY ONLY SON
FRANZ KISCH, M. D.
AS A TOKEN OF PATERNAL AFFECTION
I DEDICATE THIS BOOK
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PREFACE.
The sexual life of woman—the appearance of the first indications of
sexual activity, the development of that activity and its culmination in
sexual maturity, the decline of that activity and its ultimate
extinction in sexual death—the entire process of the most perfect work
of natural creation—has throughout all ages kindled the inspiration of
poets, aroused the enthusiasm of artists, and supplied thinkers with
inexhaustible material for reflection.
In the following pages, this sexual life of woman will be considered
both in relation to the female genital organs, and in relation to the
feminine organism as a whole; in relation both to the physical and to
the mental development of the individual; and in relation alike to the
state of health and to the processes of disease. Thus from the
standpoint of clinical investigation and of practical experience, the
book will be a contribution towards the solution of the sexual problem,
nowadays recognized as one of supreme importance.
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