Medical Problems
By: Ja'Quez Dickens
Victorian England Hospitals
The hospitals were viewed more as a gateway of death then a place for healing. If people was to visited the hospital they would see surgery being performed on people without anesthesia at a highly risk of catching a deadly infection or maybe even viruses.
How The Diseases Were Cured
The sick thought that bathing removed protective oils from a person's
skin. When a person was ill, sunlight and fresh air were not let in the room. They were
also not allowed to get out of bed for exercise; which we now know leads to a faster
recovery
Smallpox
Typhoid
Hospital
What Cause Medical Problems
Biblography (work cited)
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