Aromatherapy in midwifery practice

By:

Tiran, D

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London Bailliere Tindall 1996Description: viii, 200pISBN:

0-7020-1978-X

Subject(s):

Therapeutics|Aromatherapy|Midwifery|Pregnancy|Parturition

LOC classification:

WQ 160 .T57 1996

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Discusses the purpose of aromatherapy, which is described as a science and an art that uses essential oils that are gotten from plants for their therapeutic properties with a focus on its role in midwifery practice. Discusses the strengths and weaknesses associated with the application of this therapy in relation to pregnancy and child birth with practical details on its usage.

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