Ginecología y vida íntima de las reinas de España

Synopsis of Ginecología y vida íntima de las reinas de España

This book, written by Enrique Junceda Avello, explores the gynecology and intimate life of the queens of Spain from Isabel la Católica to the House of Bourbon. Through its pages, it reveals the spirit of sacrifice of the queens to perpetuate the dynasty, exposing their health and life in times of high vital risk during motherhood. Topics such as the qualities of milk mothers, the impact of early gestation and inbreeding on infant mortality, the use of amulets for infants, and how the hours before childbirth passed are addressed. This work offers a suggestive approach to a fundamental and often forgotten theme, recreating the biographical profile of the royal figures from a gynecological perspective.