Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Brentford and Chiswick]
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The proportion of mothers accepting dental treatment has
slightly increased.
Treatment and advice was found to be necessary in the following cases attending the Chiswick Clinic:—
Dental Caries: | 40 cases. | All were given and availed themselves of the opportunity for treatment in the Dental Clinic. |
L,eucorrhoea: | 6 cases. | Treated in Clinic. |
Small Pelvic Measurements: | 6 cases. | All kept under careful observation and one sent to hospital for premature induction. |
Malpresentation: Breech: | 8 cases. | Six corrected in Clinic. |
Retroverted gravid uterus | : 1 case. | Treated in Clinic. |
Marked Vomiting: | 3 cases. | Treated in Clinic and one sent to hospital. |
Albuminuria: Severe: | 5 cases. | Treated in Clinic. Two had to be sent to hospital. |
Mild: | 12 cases. | Treated in Clinic. |
High Blood Pressure: | 3 cases. | Treated in Clinic and kept under daily supervision. |
Heart Disease: | 4 cases. | Three treated in Clinic and one sent to hospital for termination of pregnancy. |
Anaemia: | 5 cases. | Treated in Clinic. |
Varicose Veins: | 11 cases. | Advice given in Clinic. |
Threatened Miscarriage: | 2 cases. | Treated in Clinic. |
Not Pregnant: | 4 cases. | One case suffering from acute Tuberculosis. |
Inflammation of Breast: | 1 case. | Treated in Clinic. |
Albuminuria: | 2 cases. | Treated in Clinic. |
Prolapse of Uterus: | 1 case. | Treated in Clinic. |
Other displacements of Uterus: | 4 cases. | Treated in Clinic. |
Subinvolution: | 2 cases. | Treated in Clinic. |
Blood tests after Stillbirths: | 3 cases. | Treated in Clinic. |