. Un système de médecine, basé sur la loi de l'homéopathie. La position de l'utérus; lorsqu'il est rempli de fasces, il pousse cet organe vers l'avant et vers la droite. Alors que nous parlons de la position normale de l'utérus, il est fondé que la vessie et le rectum sont vides. La mobilité de l'utérus est encore exposée par son adaptation à chaque changement de position du corps. Chaque mouvement dans la respiration, dans la marche, dans l'exercice ou le travail, debout, assis, ou couché, change la direction de l'axe utérin.non seulement l'utérus est donc dépendant de chaque mouvement de toute autre partie du

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. A system of medicine, based upon the law of homoeopathy. he position of the uterus; whenfilled with fasces it pushes that organ forward and to the right. Whenwe speak, therefore, of the normal position of the uterus, it is premisedthat the bladder and rectum are empty. The mobility of the uterus isfurther exhibited by its adapting itself to every changed position of thebody. Every movement in respiration, in walking, in exercise or work, standing, sitting, or recumbent, changes the direction of the uterine axis.Not only is the uterus thus dependent upon every motion of everyother part of the body, but itself cannot even be said to have a sepa-rate existence. The uterus is not an organ in the same sense as is theliver, or stomach, or kidney. For whether we view its vascular ornervous connections, its muscular or mucous tissues, we see how it isenwrapped and involved with all the surrounding structures, and im-possible of disassociation. While the uterus is movable, and in astate of health constantly moving, its range of movement is limited in. Longitudinal section of vagina, natural size.V. Vagina; U. Uterus; P. Perineum ; v. vulva ;u. urethra. DISEASES OF THE OKNITAL ORGANS. 405 a vertical direction to about two inches; anterior or posterior, an inchand a half; lateral, one inch. The uterus is fixed in position mainly by attachments al it- middlepart, and when acted upon by any force executes a compound move-ment. Thus, in the act of straining the uterus is not only forceddownward, but also rotates (from the point of attachment) forward, and, being a flexible body, it bends; that is, the downward pressureproduces prolapsus, version, and flexion. Here, then, we have thebasis of uterine pathology, so far as dislocations and distortions areconcerned, conditions which are really only exaggerations of what Fia. 2.systemofmedicine002arnd

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