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Background and Aim: Personal health care is one of the most important factors in the prevention of the contagious diseases. Therefore, attention to this issue from the perspective of the fetus and the child is especially important. The present study aims to review "woman’s sanitation", as stipulated in women's magazines 1289-1307 SSI/ 1910-1928 AD. In these articles, the issue of women’s health is emphasized only due to their motherhood role. Materials and Methods: The House book or Library resources were quired for description, comparison and Data analysis.  The emphasis was on all the remaining nine issues of women’s newspapers as our method of documentation. This cross-sectional study includes the year 1910 (the publication year of the first women's newspaper, in line with medical issues) up to the year 1928 (creation of the first school of midwifery which was practiced educational technology) that reviewed 68 articles which were published in the women’s newspaper. Findings: In these articles, the issue of women’s health is emphasized only due to their motherhood role. Thematically, the study is divided into four cross-sections: 1. Women’s health before the gestation period, 2. Women’s health in the gestation period, 3. Women’s health at Time of Delivery, 4.Women's health at time of lactation or Breastfeeding. Conclusion: women’s health in the period of gestation and lactation was particularly emphasized. The important point is congruency between the medical advices of the days and recently medical breakthroughs. The direct relationship between items such as: women’s infertility and their physical forms (obesity), age-appropriate pregnancy determination, determination of next pregnancy based the previous one, and the roles of medical herbs in reducing delivery and after mass pains. Please cite this article as: Baghdar Delgosha A, Sarafrazi A, Zanjanizadeh H, Vakili H. The issue of women’s health in women’s printing press the issue of women’s health in women’s printing press (With an emphasis on published press from 1289-1307 SSI/ 1910-1928 AD). Med Hist J 2017; 9(32): 31-44.