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-doctors sometimes consulted  the positions of the plants and relied on magic charms to heal people
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although hospitals were invented during the middle ages. when sickness struck most people were treated in there homes by there family members or sometimes a doctor.
-Hady Elmossallamy

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Doctors in the middle ages believed in a mix of prayer and medical treatment
-Jamaal Walker

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-Leprosy: it spread to one person to another so people were isolated from towns
-Common Disease: measles, cholera, and scarlet fever; all had no cure

-Bubonic Plague: This was one of the most feared diseases. It was also called the Black Death or The Black Plague.

Factoid:
The child song, Ring-Around-The-Rosie, was based on the Black Plague. "Boom" Childhood Ruined...

-Mia Zappala

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There were unhealthy living conditions in medieval towns. Towns were dirty; there were no running water so they had to take public baths and used chamber pots since toilets were not invented. People emptied these and threw out garbage  in steams and canals and even on the streets. Because of these unhygienic problems, the towns smelled unpleasant and diseases were easily spread

-Madeleine Y.

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1. Many diseases included leprosy and cholera, and there were few hospitals to go to be cured.
2. Since technology in the Middle Ages were still not advanced they tried cures of "bloodletting", but it led to more unhealthy conditions.
3. People who had severe illnesses had to be isolated in another place. Some towns even passed laws to keep out people with the illness.
-Kotaro Araki