The sexual life of woman in its physiological, pathological and hygienic aspects

A clinical and comprehensive survey examines female sexual development, functioning, and decline through three life stages—onset of menstruation, reproductive maturity, and cessation—detailing anatomical, physiological, and pathological changes at each stage. It addresses menstrual disorders, sexual impulse and response, copulation, conception, fertility and sterility, methods of preventing pregnancy, and the determination of sex, with attention to hygiene and social implications. Chapters combine anatomical description, clinical cases, statistical and experimental findings, and practical guidance for diagnosis and treatment, supplemented by numerous illustrations to clarify reproductive anatomy and pathological conditions.