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[ID:2434] Case Note / Regarding: Mrs Vans Agnew (Patient) / 12? January? 1784? / (Incoming)

Unsigned case note describing the case of Mrs Vans Agnew. Dating inferred from date of Cullen's reply, ID:4772.

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FieldData
DOC ID 2434
RCPE Catalogue Number CUL/1/2/1489
Main Language English
Document Direction Incoming
Date12? January? 1784?
Annotation None
TypeAuthorial original
Enclosure(s) No enclosure(s)
Autopsy No
Recipe No
Regimen No
Letter of Introduction No
Case Note No
Summary Unsigned case note describing the case of Mrs Vans Agnew. Dating inferred from date of Cullen's reply, ID:4772.
Manuscript Incomplete? No
Evidence of Commercial Posting No

Case

Cases that this document belongs to:

Case ID Description Num Docs
[Case ID:889]
Case of Mrs Vans Agnew, a 23 year old woman with a post-natal illness following the birth of her fifth child.
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People linked to this document

Person IDRole in documentPerson
[PERS ID:1]AddresseeDr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)
[PERS ID:2930]PatientMrs Vans Agnew
[PERS ID:1]Patient's Physician / Surgeon / ApothecaryDr William Cullen (Professor Cullen)

Places linked to this document

Role in document Specific Place Settlements / Areas Region Country Global Region Confidence
Place of Writing Dunlop Glasgow and West Scotland Europe inferred
Destination of Letter Edinburgh Edinburgh and East Scotland Europe inferred
Mentioned / Other Barnbarroch House / Barnbarrow Whauphill Borders Scotland Europe certain

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Mrs Vans Agnew of Barnborow Aged 23 years Mother of five
children Recover'd always well after Delivery and was very Healthy - but
being for some time Past in ane uncommon way her friends wishes to
have the oppinion and advise of Docter Cullen Mrs Vans was Regular
after Recovery of her last child for three mounths, and the milk intirly Gon
from her Breasts, at the end of the fourth mounth she had colick pains, but
only a show of being Regular, for some weeks she has Pains in her head
and a flushing in her face, she turn'd [better?] of that, but has stounds in
her breasts and milk run out of them, we hop'd the nixt mounthly Period
would have sett all right, but she has continou'd to have milk in her
Breasts
always less or more runs out every day, and regularly at the
mounths end she has just a Threatning of being out of order, but not
attended with colick pains and in this way she has continou'd for Nine
Mounths past, she is reather thiner than common but not weak or ill
Culler'd, the [shurgen?] who blooded her says her blood is reather thin
She has from Childhood been Trubled with worms the smalest
kind and is always Costive, She has no Perticular Complaint in her
stomach
and eats her meat as well and sleeps very well
the only Difference in her way of life is, that she was in the habit of
Taking more exercise than she has done for twelve mounths Past
The surgeon who attends her says her Pulse has never been feverish




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Mrs Agnew
vol. XV. p. 379

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Mrs Vans Agnew of Barnborow Aged 23 years Mother of five
children Recover'd always well after Delivery and was very Healthy - but
being for some time Past in ane uncommon way her friends wishes to
have the oppinion and advise of Docter Cullen Mrs Vans was Regular
after Recovery of her last child for three mounths, and the milk intirly Gon
from her Breasts, at the end of the fourth mounth she had colick pains, but
only a show of being Regular, for some weeks she has Pains in her head
and a flushing in her face, she turn'd [better?] of that, but has stounds in
her breasts and milk run out of them, we hop'd the nixt mounthly Period
would have sett all right, but she has continou'd to have milk in her
Breasts
always less or more runs out every day, and regularly at the
mounths end she has just a Threatning of being out of order, but not
attended with colick pains and in this way she has continou'd for Nine
Mounths past, she is reather thiner than common but not weak or ill
Culler'd, the [shurgen?] who blooded her says her blood is reather thin
She has from Childhood been Trubled with worms the smalest
kind and is always Costive, She has no Perticular Complaint in her
stomach
and eats her meat as well and sleeps very well
the only Difference in her way of life is, that she was in the habit of
Taking more exercise than she has done for twelve mounths Past
The surgeon who attends her says her Pulse has never been feverish




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Mrs Agnew
vol. XV. p. 379

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