Trotulae Curandarum Aegritudinum Muliebrum Ante, In, Et Post Partum Libellus

This book is a medieval medical text from the 12th century, attributed to a female physician named Trotula. It contains advice for women on how to maintain their health during pregnancy and after childbirth. The book covers a range of topics such as diet, exercise, and herbal remedies. It also contains advice on the care of the newborn and the management of common medical issues that affect women. This work is considered an important source for the study of medieval medicine.

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