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medieval causes of disease, medieval treatment/cures, medieval prevention …
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medieval treatment/cures
religion
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kings healing power
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his touch was said to be particularly effective for scrofula, as form of tuberculous
this was taken very seriously and showed their divine right( the idea god had chosen them to be king
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herbal remedies
Mint, chamomile, rose oil
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blood letting
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The idea behind it was that bad humours could be
removed from the body by removing some of the blood.
Phlebotomy was so common that most physicians didn't even bother to carry out the procedure themselves and monks were forbidden from bleeding their patients. Instead, it was usually done by barber surgeons and wise women. Demand was so high that even some people with no medical background offered the service.
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