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EXAMPLE: He weighed 320 pounds and had bad blood circulation to his legs.

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EXAMPLE: He weighed 320 pounds and had bad blood circulation to his legs.

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Today, yearly medical checkups would have shown that an adult male who is 6’2’’ and 320 lbs is considered obese. Being overweight, and having loss of circulation to his legs would make every day activities like walking a struggle. A doctor would have prescribed a healthy diet, exercise, and monitored Henry VIII’s condition.

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King Henry’s horse fell on his good leg while jousting, he woke up 2 hours later with a new wound on his good leg.

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King Henry’s horse fell on his good leg while jousting, he woke up 2 hours later with a new wound on his good leg.

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Doctors today would have  treated his possible broken leg and stitched what ever open wound there was.

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The doctors gave him “lead, silver, pulverized coral, and dragon’s blood” as a paste to put on his leg.

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The doctors gave him “lead, silver, pulverized coral, and dragon’s blood” as a paste to put on his leg.

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If he went to a modern doctor, they would have sprayed it with that anti-germ spray and stitched it up and looked out for infection. FDA would have also not allowed such a paste to even be made.

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The doctors gave him “lead, silver, pulverized coral, and dragon’s blood” as a paste to put on his leg.

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The doctors gave him “lead, silver, pulverized coral, and dragon’s blood” as a paste to put on his leg.

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Today doctors would treat this by removing the infected tissue and using antibiotics instead

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He drank ground up pearls and sawdust to try to help.

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He drank ground up pearls and sawdust to try to help.

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Any medicine nowadays has to be approved by the FDA. Ground up pearls and sawdust were probably not actually tested for this, and so there is no way that the FDA would let him receive this treatment.

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King Henry’s horse fell on his good leg while jousting, he woke up 2 hours later with a new wound on his good leg.

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King Henry’s horse fell on his good leg while jousting, he woke up 2 hours later with a new wound on his good leg.

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King Henry could've gotten a concussion which could give him a blood clot.Which would kill him.

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He drank ground-up pearls and sawdust to try to help.

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He drank ground-up pearls and sawdust to try to help.

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Today we have milk, juice, or tea to help the wound and help him feel beter.

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The barber-surgeons burned/cauterized his thigh with hot irons to stop the bleeding.

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The barber-surgeons burned/cauterized his thigh with hot irons to stop the bleeding.

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Real doctors would have bandaged him up and stitched his leg where the wounds were severe.

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King Henry VIII had a “throbbing, purplish, stinky open wound of rotting flesh, pus, plugged veins, and exposed nerve endings” on his thigh.

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King Henry VIII had a “throbbing, purplish, stinky open wound of rotting flesh, pus, plugged veins, and exposed nerve endings” on his thigh.

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Today we could have stitched him up, disinfected his wounds, and the doctors could have done a proper nerve repair, which would mean they remove the damaged part of the nerve and attach the healthy part to the nerve ending that is healthy. The doctors also could have gave him Aspirin, which is FDA approved for unclogging veins or arteries.

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King Henry VIII had a “throbbing, purplish, stinky open wound of rotting flesh, pus, plugged veins, and exposed nerve endings” on his thigh.

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King Henry VIII had a “throbbing, purplish, stinky open wound of rotting flesh, pus, plugged veins, and exposed nerve endings” on his thigh.

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Today, are modern medical could have saved him because we could have stitched his wound and got him on a diet.

And their wouldn't be rotting flesh because of the stitched leg.

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King Henry VIII had a “throbbing, purplish, stinky open wound of rotting flesh, pus, plugged veins, and exposed nerve endings” on his thigh.

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King Henry VIII had a “throbbing, purplish, stinky open wound of rotting flesh, pus, plugged veins, and exposed nerve endings” on his thigh.

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The wellness program could of unquestionably saved King Henry VIII’s life. Many health options that he could choose would be, a leg removal. Stitches, medicine, ect.

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The doctors gave him “lead, silver, pulverized coral, and dragon’s blood” as a paste to put on his leg.

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The doctors gave him “lead, silver, pulverized coral, and dragon’s blood” as a paste to put on his leg.

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Today doctors would not give him lead and silver to put on his knee. Lead is poisonous and paste would need to be prescriptive. All in all today's doctors would know what to do.

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The Jousting thing is all wrong ferst he should not even got on the hours like common sense. And second he probably had a concussion.so now he is no conscious.

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The barber-surgeons burned/cauterized his thigh with hot irons to stop the bleeding.

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The barber-surgeons burned/cauterized his thigh with hot irons to stop the bleeding.

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Doctors still do that today but doctors need to wash the wound of first.

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He drank ground up pearls and sawdust to try to help.

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He drank ground up pearls and sawdust to try to help.

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Today, doctors have many antibiotics to help open wounds. These antibiotics include cephalexin, dicloxacillin, and doxycycline which are probably way better the sawdust that was given to King Henry VIII.

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King Henry VIII had a “throbbing, purplish, stinky open wound of rotting flesh, pus, plugged veins, and exposed nerve endings” on his thigh.

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King Henry VIII had a “throbbing, purplish, stinky open wound of rotting flesh, pus, plugged veins, and exposed nerve endings” on his thigh.

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Today, to avoid getting things such as exposed nerve ending and pus pockets, it would be known to use antibiotics or creams. Also, for open and infected wounds, a tool such as a wound vacuum would be used to disinfect the wound.

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The barber-surgeons burned/cauterized his thigh with hot irons to stop the bleeding.

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The barber-surgeons burned/cauterized his thigh with hot irons to stop the bleeding.

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Now days there are barbers, and there are surgeons. They specialize on something specific. That way they can be they best at one specific thing.

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The barber-surgeons burned/cauterized his thigh with hot irons to stop the bleeding.

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The barber-surgeons burned/cauterized his thigh with hot irons to stop the bleeding.

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It is very dangerous to burn your leg like that just to stop bleeding. Now there are bandages that could have helped stop the bleeding a little more painlessly.

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He drank ground up pearls and sawdust to try to help.

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He drank ground up pearls and sawdust to try to help.

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Sawdust has toxic effects when eaten/drank. this has been proven by several scientific studies, which can lead to irritation in the thought, which his breathing, and his air to his lungs was one of the causes of his death, modern day scientist know this know, and would not have given him it. Also, Peals can cause stomach troubles, vomiting, and nausea, which are all things kind Henry VII dealt with.

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The barber-surgeons burned/cauterized his thigh with hot irons to stop the bleeding.

Today, if he were to go to the surgeons they would have given him numbing medicine that would be approved by FDA before cauterizing. In modern times the doctors would have stitched him up before it got really bad.

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He drank ground-up pearls and sawdust to try to help.

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He drank ground-up pearls and sawdust to try to help.

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Excessive doses of grounded up pearls may cause calcium toxicity.

Sawdust isn't really toxic or dangerous to consume. Although humans don't have the digestive system for it.

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King Henry VIII had a “throbbing, purplish, stinky open wound of rotting flesh, pus, plugged veins, and exposed nerve endings” on his thigh.

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King Henry VIII had a “throbbing, purplish, stinky open wound of rotting flesh, pus, plugged veins, and exposed nerve endings” on his thigh.

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Modern day healthcare could have saved King Henry Vlll’s life because doctors would have done surgery. They would be able to get a better vision of what’s going on

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Henry VIII returned from hunting bloated and feverish, with both legs inflamed.

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Henry VIII returned from hunting bloated and feverish, with both legs inflamed.

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Today if king henry VIII came back from hunting, for any reason he was hunting, bloated, feverish, and both legs inflamed than he would go back to the ER. they would give him surgery to take out fat, then see if he's sick, and give his legs a x-ray or an allergy test.

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King Henry VIII had a “throbbing, purplish, stinky open wound of rotting flesh, pus, plugged veins, and exposed nerve endings” on his thigh.

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King Henry VIII had a “throbbing, purplish, stinky open wound of rotting flesh, pus, plugged veins, and exposed nerve endings” on his thigh.

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In today when you get this bad symptoms you will immediately go to the doctor and get some approved, safe, reliable treatment as soon as possible. And then you will be hospitalized a certain amount of days and time. Finally you can go out.

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Henry VIII returned from hunting bloated and feverish, with both legs inflamed.

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Henry VIII returned from hunting bloated and feverish, with both legs inflamed.

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From the text it states, that King Henry was inflamed, bloated, and feverish. Well with both legs inflamed it would be very painful to walk. Plus if he was bloated he would be in very bad pain. Plus since he was feverish he would be very red.

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King Henry VIII had a “throbbing, purplish, stinky open wound of rotting flesh, pus, plugged veins, and exposed nerve endings” on his thigh.

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King Henry VIII had a “throbbing, purplish, stinky open wound of rotting flesh, pus, plugged veins, and exposed nerve endings” on his thigh.

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Today, in modern healthcare King Henry’s wounds would have been taken care of, and his injuries wouldn’t have been taken lightly by doctors. Doctors wouldn’t even have allowed to let the injuries get as bad as they had become. The methods for health care back then were even toxic to the human body, which made his injuries worse, which wouldn’t happen with modern day health care.

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The barber-surgeons burned/cauterized his thigh with hot irons to stop the bleeding.

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The barber-surgeons burned/cauterized his thigh with hot irons to stop the bleeding.

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Nowadays there would be an ointment or medicine to give the patient after burning the wound, and today's doctors would not burn the wound with hot irons.

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The barber-surgeons burned/cauterized his thigh with hot irons to stop the bleeding.

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The barber-surgeons burned/cauterized his thigh with hot irons to stop the bleeding.

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Now of days there is no such thing as barber-surgeons. There are barbers and there are surgeons. A barber should never be treating things like thigh bleeds. So if he had got it now they would stop the bleeding correctly.

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King Henry VIII had a “throbbing, purplish, stinky open wound of rotting flesh, pus, plugged veins, and exposed nerve endings” on his thigh.

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King Henry VIII had a “throbbing, purplish, stinky open wound of rotting flesh, pus, plugged veins, and exposed nerve endings” on his thigh.

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Today we have bandages, surgery, and other things that could have helped him with his wound. We have medication to help with the pain and casts and bandages to cover it up. We have things that could have helped heal his wound on his leg.

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The barber-surgeons burned/cauterized his thigh with hot irons to stop the bleeding.

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The barber-surgeons burned/cauterized his thigh with hot irons to stop the bleeding.

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First of BARBERS ARE NOT SURGEONS.They would take him to the hospital and make him better and healthier and they would let him go.

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King Henry VIII had a “throbbing, purplish, stinky open wound of rotting flesh, pus, plugged veins, and exposed nerve endings” on his thigh.

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King Henry VIII had a “throbbing, purplish, stinky open wound of rotting flesh, pus, plugged veins, and exposed nerve endings” on his thigh.

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This is important because all of the things described should be treated immediately by a doctor before it gets worse, and with modern day technology it made it possible to create some medicine or cream that helps with the infection so he wouldn’t die.

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King Henry’s horse fell on his good leg while jousting, he woke up 2 hours later with a new wound on his good leg.

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King Henry’s horse fell on his good leg while jousting, he woke up 2 hours later with a new wound on his good leg.

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King Henry weighed 320 pounds so riding a horse is very dangerous for him and the horse because if the horse is not strong enough to carry that weight they would both fall and be severely injured, also already having one bad leg is not good but having two is very bad.

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The barber-surgeons burned/cauterized his thigh with hot irons to stop the bleeding.

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The barber-surgeons burned/cauterized his thigh with hot irons to stop the bleeding.

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Today, we have trusted surgeons who have done years and years of school to be able to do what they do and could’ve saved King Henry Vlll if he was in today’s world.

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Henry VIII had barber-surgeons burn his thighs with hot irons to stop the bleeding

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Henry VIII had barber-surgeons burn his thighs with hot irons to stop the bleeding

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Most likely the barber-surgeons materials that they used were not cleaned properly and led to him burns getting infected. They also did not have proper burn ointment to treat the wounds.

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King Henry VIII had a “throbbing, purplish, stinky open wound of rotting flesh, pus, plugged veins, and exposed nerve endings” on his thigh.

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King Henry VIII had a “throbbing, purplish, stinky open wound of rotting flesh, pus, plugged veins, and exposed nerve endings” on his thigh.

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Today if somebody had rotting flesh,pus, and plugged veins they would by taken to the doctor and not just be left alone. Some clogs are best treated through a treatment called angioplasty. During an angioplasty, your surgeon places a tube with a balloon at its tip into your artery and inflates the balloon to open the clog.

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"The Doctors gave him Lead, Silver, Pulverized coral, and  dragons Blood as a paste. 

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"The Doctors gave him Lead, Silver, Pulverized coral, and  dragons Blood as a paste. 

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Today doctors would not give him lead and silver to pretty much use as a band-aid. I mean doctors would a least doctors would give a band-aid that wasn't poisonous!

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The barber surgeons burned/cauterized his thigh with hot irons to stop the bleeding.

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The barber surgeons burned/cauterized his thigh with hot irons to stop the bleeding.

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Cauterizing is good to stop the bleeding but with open veins a bandage might be better. Today better tools could be used for cauterizing like blunt tip probes, knives, and snares with an electrical current running through them.

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He drank ground up pearls and sawdust to try to help.

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He drank ground up pearls and sawdust to try to help.

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If he had modern day healthcare he would be getting a certain antibiotic not some wood scraps he also would be not in pain because he would have been at a possible hospital before.

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King Henry VIII had a “throbbing, purplish, stinky open wound of rotting flesh, pus, plugged veins, and exposed nerve endings” on his thigh.

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King Henry VIII had a “throbbing, purplish, stinky open wound of rotting flesh, pus, plugged veins, and exposed nerve endings” on his thigh.

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In modern times Henry VIII would have had to  have antibiotics. If it was worse he would have had to have surgery or amputation.

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Henry VIII returned from hunting bloated and feverish, with both legs inflamed

I think this is important because, the text is showing that the wound got worse as he was doing irresponsible stuff.

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King Henry VIII had a “throbbing, purplish, stinky open wound of rotting flesh, pus, plugged veins, and exposed nerve endings” on his thigh.

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King Henry VIII had a “throbbing, purplish, stinky open wound of rotting flesh, pus, plugged veins, and exposed nerve endings” on his thigh.

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Today he would have been fine because they would treat his wound by drying it and keeping it covered with ointment, then they would put a bandage on the wound till it developed.

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The doctors gave him “lead, silver, pulverized coral, and dragon’s blood” as a paste to put on his leg.

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The doctors gave him “lead, silver, pulverized coral, and dragon’s blood” as a paste to put on his leg.

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These are just random items that some “doctors” threw together and said “Here! This’ll fix ya right up!” Yeah right-I HIGHLY doubt that’s FDA approved. (If there even was FDA back then-I doubt it) Nowadays, people test items and drugs to make sure it’s okay and not toxic to us humans.

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The barber-surgeons burned/cauterized his thigh with hot irons to stop the bleeding.

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The barber-surgeons burned/cauterized his thigh with hot irons to stop the bleeding.

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Modern day Doctors would not have just put hot irons on his legs to him from bleeding.Instead they would have put him to sleep use electricity to close the wound and when he woke up they would give him pain medicine.This shows that modern day technology would have saved him.

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The barber-surgeons burned cauterized his thigh with hot irons to stop the bleeding.

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The barber-surgeons burned cauterized his thigh with hot irons to stop the bleeding.

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Although today’s medical care still uses cauterization, after they do cauterize a wound they use other medicines after to prevent infections or worsened wounds. Doctors today prescribe antibacterial ointment or something to help the healing process.

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The barber-surgeons burned/cauterized his thigh with hot irons to stop the bleeding.

We could have saved him with the real tools that could save him.

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King Henry VIII had a “throbbing, purplish, stinky open wound of rotting flesh, pus, plugged veins, and exposed nerve endings” on his thigh.

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King Henry VIII had a “throbbing, purplish, stinky open wound of rotting flesh, pus, plugged veins, and exposed nerve endings” on his thigh.

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If one of today’s doctors saw that there was all of these diseases on his leg then they would probably limit him to certain activities. They might treat him in a way to help his leg. They would certainly not treat him like he treated himself.

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He drank ground up pearls and sawdust to help

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He drank ground up pearls and sawdust to help

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If King Henry went to the doctor during modern day healthcare he would be provided a certain type of medicine to help him. Not just ground up pearls and sawdust, Modern day healthcare could have also prevented him from having any pain and being obese/overweight.

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King Henry’s horse fell on his good leg while jousting, he woke up 2 hours later with a new wound on his good leg.

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King Henry’s horse fell on his good leg while jousting, he woke up 2 hours later with a new wound on his good leg.

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King Henry probably got a concussion when the horse landed on his leg. Also, today people wouldn’t of taken him home they would of taken him to the doctor to see if he’s ok.

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 King Henry VIII had a “throbbing, purplish, stinky open wound of rotting flesh, pus, plugged veins, and exposed nerve endings” on his thigh.

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 King Henry VIII had a “throbbing, purplish, stinky open wound of rotting flesh, pus, plugged veins, and exposed nerve endings” on his thigh.

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Today when that happens doctors will know what to do when that happens. It would not have happened if he just had not let it get infected, if it did we have medicines and surgery’s. Today we all know you can’t have things get infected.

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The doctors gave him “lead, silver, pulverized coral, and dragon’s blood” as a paste to put on his leg.

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The doctors gave him “lead, silver, pulverized coral, and dragon’s blood” as a paste to put on his leg.

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That's Not a good way to close the hole but with what we have now it would only take a few stitches

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King Henry VIII had a “throbbing, purplish, stinky open wound of rotting flesh, pus, plugged veins, and exposed nerve endings” on his thigh.

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King Henry VIII had a “throbbing, purplish, stinky open wound of rotting flesh, pus, plugged veins, and exposed nerve endings” on his thigh.

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The “doctors” didn’t really take into consideration how bad his legs looked. He couldn’t even walk straight. If doctors today could take a good look at his legs, he might’ve not died from infection (and being overweight) This is why we should be so thankful for modern medicine because if we didn’t have it, most people probably would’ve passed away.

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The doctors gave him “lead, silver, pulverized coral, and dragon’s blood” as a paste to put on his leg.

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The doctors gave him “lead, silver, pulverized coral, and dragon’s blood” as a paste to put on his leg.

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A Doctor today wouldn’t put lead anywhere near a person. Lead is super poisonous. Especially as a paste for King Henry VIII’s leg. Who even knows what “dragons blood is. It could be very harmful or dangerous, modern day Doctors most likely wouldn’t put dragons blood on someone’s leg to make it heal.

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He drank ground up pearls and sawdust to try to help

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He drank ground up pearls and sawdust to try to help

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Modern day doctors would give him a medicine like ibuprofen to relive the pain or give like a drink to also relive pain.

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The barber-surgeons burned/cauterized his thigh with hot irons to stop the bleeding.

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The barber-surgeons burned/cauterized his thigh with hot irons to stop the bleeding.

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Today, he would’ve needed to take medicine to help with infection before getting cauterized. He would have needed to rest and get lots of fluid and food in his system. Another thing that would have helped today is that in modern times we have better technology to help with this type of procedure.

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This was a very bad decision, because these ways of getting rid of an infection were not tested. These could have hurt him more. In modern days we would have given him medicine that gets rid of the infection safely with small side effects.

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King Henry’s horse fell on his good leg while jousting, he woke up 2 hours later with a new wound on his good leg.

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King Henry’s horse fell on his good leg while jousting, he woke up 2 hours later with a new wound on his good leg.

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King Henry should have not been jousting in his condition. A big man like him should not be riding a horse! The poor horse! The people around him should have taken him to a doctor or something, and if they did, the doctors didn’t give him medicine to wake up now did they. Modern medicine would have helped him wake up, fix his wounds, and an X-Ray would have checked for any injuries in his head, because if you wake up 2 hours later, something is wrong!

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King Henry’s horse fell on his good leg while jousting, he woke up 2 hours later with a new wound on his good leg.

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King Henry’s horse fell on his good leg while jousting, he woke up 2 hours later with a new wound on his good leg.

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If this happen today we would have doctor checkups on an regular bases and the doctor would have saw his conditions and he would have told him not to go jousting. Also if this happen today we would have known if somebody was knocked out for 2 hours they could of had an concussion. We would also be able to clean up the wound that he got from falling of the horse.

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The barber-surgeons burned/cauterized his thigh with hot irons to stop the bleeding.

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The barber-surgeons burned/cauterized his thigh with hot irons to stop the bleeding.

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Modern day health care would have stopped infection after cauterizing the leg. Since today doctors have practiced this so we can now stop infection.

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The doctors gave him “lead, silver, pulverized coral, and dragon’s blood” as a paste to put on his leg.

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The doctors gave him “lead, silver, pulverized coral, and dragon’s blood” as a paste to put on his leg.

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This would have not happened if if he had today's medical care. Now he most likely would've gone to a doctors office. Today's doctors would not let us put led, dragon blood, silver, and other things on our legs. Doctors today give us medicine.

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King Henry VIII had a “throbbing, purplish, stinky open wound of rotting flesh, pus, plugged veins, and exposed nerve endings” on his thigh.

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King Henry VIII had a “throbbing, purplish, stinky open wound of rotting flesh, pus, plugged veins, and exposed nerve endings” on his thigh.

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No one told a doctor about the ulcer on his leg so it kept opening up more and more and getting infected more and more. Which would make him sick. And that would lead to his death.

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Ok so if these were people from today this wouldn’t be happening and obviously he wouldn’t die. Just give him soup, that would help more than SAWDUST!

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Ok so if these were people from today this wouldn’t be happening and obviously he wouldn’t die. Just give him soup, that would help more than SAWDUST!

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King Henry VIII had a “throbbing, purplish, stinky open wound of rotting flesh, pus, plugged veins, and exposed nerve endings” on his thigh.

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King Henry VIII had a “throbbing, purplish, stinky open wound of rotting flesh, pus, plugged veins, and exposed nerve endings” on his thigh.

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Nobody told a doctor about it so it just got worse. Today there would be people to protect this infection but back then nobody did anything. There are also things that they could’ve done to prevent this

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Henry VIII returned from hunting bloated and feverish, with both legs inflamed.

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Henry VIII returned from hunting bloated and feverish, with both legs inflamed.

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Today, the doctor would probably check you to make sure that you are doing okay. Also if he already injures today the doctors wouldn’t have allowed him to be hunting. If he was showing signs of a fever they would give him medicine to make him feel better.

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ha ha ha ha h hahahaha

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EXAMPLE:King Henry VIII had a “throbbing, purplish, stinky open wound of rotting flesh, pus, plugged veins, and exposed nerve endings” on his thigh.

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EXAMPLE:King Henry VIII had a “throbbing, purplish, stinky open wound of rotting flesh, pus, plugged veins, and exposed nerve endings” on his thigh.

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Today pearls and sawdust would have been not approved by FDA, we would know that it is very unsafe to drink grounded pearls and sawdust.

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The barber-surgeons burned/cauterized his thigh with hot irons to stop the bleeding.

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The barber-surgeons burned/cauterized his thigh with hot irons to stop the bleeding.

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Back then doctors did not know how to stop infection, and really didn’t have anyway to stop infection,but now doctors have multiple ways to stop infection and knew that they needed to hire real full time doctors

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king Henry fell off his horse during a jousting match from 1 poke and was unconscious for 2 hours

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king Henry fell off his horse during a jousting match from 1 poke and was unconscious for 2 hours

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today you would be taken to the hospital and put concussion protocol which consist of physical and mental res

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 Modern day healthcare could have saved King Henry VIII’s life.       King Henry’s horse fell on his good leg while jousting, he woke up 2 hours later with a new wound on his good leg.

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 Modern day healthcare could have saved King Henry VIII’s life.       King Henry’s horse fell on his good leg while jousting, he woke up 2 hours later with a new wound on his good leg.

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Today, jousting would not be recommended with a hurt leg.  This injury which was probably a concussion would have been treated with resting for two to three days. This includes nothing that requires mental or physical activity.

| Today, jousting would not be recommended with a hurt leg.  This injury which was probably a concussion would have been treated with resting for two to three days. This includes nothing that requires mental or physical activity.

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He drank ground up pearls and sawdust to try to help.

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He drank ground up pearls and sawdust to try to help.

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Doctors were just guessing what to give him because they knew already there was no hope for him, but they had to give him something. Today we have hundreds of thousands of different types of medicines and vaccines.

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King Henry VIII had a “throbbing, purplish, stinky open wound of rotting flesh, pus, plugged veins, and exposed nerve endings” on his thigh.

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King Henry VIII had a “throbbing, purplish, stinky open wound of rotting flesh, pus, plugged veins, and exposed nerve endings” on his thigh.

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We have better medical care now and if they had this stuff back then, he would have probably still survived. It also shows how hurt and how bad his condition was. He was very unhealthy and weighed 320 pounds or over and if he had good technology, he probably would have listened to the doctors.

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He drank ground up pearls and sawdust to try to help.

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He drank ground up pearls and sawdust to try to help.

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We did not have someone to tell him if its was fine to drink to help him but if he did he probably would not have drank that to help him.

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He drank ground up pearls and sawdust to try to help.

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He drank ground up pearls and sawdust to try to help.

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Sawdust has a bad effect on your eyes and I’m pretty positive that sawdust is not safe to drink. Pearls it self is not edible but their are pearl powder that is edible.

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Henry VIII returned from hunting bloated and feverish, with both legs inflamed.

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Henry VIII returned from hunting bloated and feverish, with both legs inflamed.

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Now, people know you should get medical care and get healed before you go do dangerous activities that could hurt you worse.

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The doctors gave him “lead, silver, pulverized coral, and dragon’s blood” as a paste to put on his leg.

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The doctors gave him “lead, silver, pulverized coral, and dragon’s blood” as a paste to put on his leg.

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Wild medication like the ones he took are not FDA approved

And there wase’nt FDA back then so there was no telling what they were giving was safe or not.

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The doctors gave him “lead, silver, pulverized coral, and dragon’s blood” as a paste to put on his leg.

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The doctors gave him “lead, silver, pulverized coral, and dragon’s blood” as a paste to put on his leg.

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Research today shows that even small doses of pure lead could be extremely lethal, causing anemia, weakness, and kidney and brain damage.

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Ex. He dranked ground up pearls and sawdust.

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Ex. He dranked ground up pearls and sawdust.

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He drank ground up pearls and sawdust to help.

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He drank ground up pearls and sawdust to help.

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Drinking the ground up pearls actually is good for you but the saw dust would only make your throat dry and that would make him want more water and with more water comes more food and with more food comes more fat.

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King Henry Vlll came back from hunting bloating and feverish, with both legs inflamed.

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King Henry Vlll came back from hunting bloating and feverish, with both legs inflamed.

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Today, he would had been told to stay out of the woods for a while and start to stay on a healthy diet, exercise, and stay in that good condition to continue hunting.

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The doctors gave him “lead, silver, pulverized coral, and dragon’s blood” as a paste to put on his leg.

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The doctors gave him “lead, silver, pulverized coral, and dragon’s blood” as a paste to put on his leg.

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Now, that would have not been approved because lead is poisonous and those items are toxic we would have cleaned up his leg and put ointment on it

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Ex. He dranked ground up pearls and sawdust to try to help.

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Ex. He dranked ground up pearls and sawdust to try to help.

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The text says he drank ground pearls and sawdust. But doctors today would have just given him some medicine and put a bandage on the bleeding. And all of the medicine that they would have given him could have saved his life.

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King Henry VIII had a “throbbing, purplish, stinky open wound of rotting flesh, pus, plugged veins, and exposed nerve endings” on his thigh.

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King Henry VIII had a “throbbing, purplish, stinky open wound of rotting flesh, pus, plugged veins, and exposed nerve endings” on his thigh.

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The average male does not have “throbbing, purplish, stinky open wounds of rotting flesh, pus, plugged being, and exposed nerve endings on his thigh.” That would be considered highly unhealthy and in today’s time, he would’ve seen a doctor who would’ve prescribed him medication and a healthier diet and lifestyle.

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He drank ground up pearls and sawdust to try to help.

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He drank ground up pearls and sawdust to try to help.

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Today doctors know (for the most part) how to heal wounds and would have given him proper treatment instead of guessing what worked and what didn’t. (but still, sawdust, really? )

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Ex. He dranked ground up  pearls and sawdust to try to help.

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Ex. He dranked ground up  pearls and sawdust to try to help.

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King Henry VIII had a “throbbing, purplish, stinky open wound of rotting flesh, pus, plugged veins, and exposed nerve endings” on his thigh.

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King Henry VIII had a “throbbing, purplish, stinky open wound of rotting flesh, pus, plugged veins, and exposed nerve endings” on his thigh.

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If he had just gone to the doctor they could of given him medicine and a prescription that could of saved his life. King Henry also could have seen a doctor about his weight which could have prevented the whole thing.

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Evidence:The barber-surgeons burned/cauterized his thigh with hot irons to stop the bleeding.

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Evidence:The barber-surgeons burned/cauterized his thigh with hot irons to stop the bleeding.

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One of the two bad parts of this is the fact that hand-washing wasn’t very popular then, and this man was a barber AND a doctor. The other bad part is that we still cauterize things but we don’t just stick a hot iron down on the patient’s leg!

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"Henry VIII returned from hunting bloated and feverish, with both legs inflamed."

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"Henry VIII returned from hunting bloated and feverish, with both legs inflamed."

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It wouldn’t take a genius to know that King Henry VIII was very unwell, and modern-day medical practices would be able to preserve King Henry and keep him from making his situation worse, as he did when he damaged his second leg when he went hunting.

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King Henry’s horse fell on his good leg while jousting, he woke up 2 hours later with a new wound on his good leg.

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King Henry’s horse fell on his good leg while jousting, he woke up 2 hours later with a new wound on his good leg.

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The doctors that we have now would know that he should have stayed away from activities for, these activities could lead to worsening the injury or even causing other injuries on top of the main one.

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The barber-surgeons burned/cauterized his thigh with hot irons to stop the bleeding.

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The barber-surgeons burned/cauterized his thigh with hot irons to stop the bleeding.

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Burning somebody would only make the wound worse so, if he had gotten surgery now days they would have stitched it. Also if barber and surgeon was a different job back then it would be more advanced because they wouldn’t have to focus on two titles.

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Ex. He dranked ground up pearls and sawdust to try to help.

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Ex. He dranked ground up pearls and sawdust to try to help.

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Today we have pain relievers instead and sawdust.

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He drank ground up pearls and sawdust to try and help

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He drank ground up pearls and sawdust to try and help

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No so called magical elixirs were needed to help him. He probably just needed surgery and a daily antibiotic. And probably some rest.

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The barber-surgeons burned/cauterized his thigh with hot irons to stop the bleeding.

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The barber-surgeons burned/cauterized his thigh with hot irons to stop the bleeding.

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Today, barber-surgeons are not a thing because they are too dangerous to do surgery. If needed, the surgeon should give a antibiotic afterward, to hopefully stop infection.

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King Henry’s horse fell on his good leg while jousting, he woke up 2 hours later with a new wound on his good leg.

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King Henry’s horse fell on his good leg while jousting, he woke up 2 hours later with a new wound on his good leg.

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King Henry VIII was a big man. He was 320lb, if you were that horse would you of wanted that weight on your back? King Henry shouldn’t of been on the horse in the first place because of all nhis health issues, and with the technology we have today we would of decide to bring him to a doctor instead of his house. He also could of had a concussion due to being knocked out for 2 hours. With that being said there should of been a lot more going on then just bringing him home and letting him sleep.

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The barber-surgeons burned/cauterized his thigh with hot irons to stop the bleeding.

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The barber-surgeons burned/cauterized his thigh with hot irons to stop the bleeding.

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Well we still do this today although we might put them to sleep before as well as covering the wound before pouring it on.

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The doctors gave him “lead, silver, pulverized coral, and dragon’s blood” as a paste to put on his leg.

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The doctors gave him “lead, silver, pulverized coral, and dragon’s blood” as a paste to put on his leg.

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For example, today in modernized world we have this thing called the FDA. Their job is to protect public health care and assure the safety of people’s health. Today in this world, no doctor would have prescribed that medication only because it made Henry’s condition worse. Doctors have tested treatments for this kind of condition or something related to that.

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King Henry's doctors had given him "lead, silver, pulverized coral, and dragons blood" to put on his leg. 

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King Henry's doctors had given him "lead, silver, pulverized coral, and dragons blood" to put on his leg. 

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If the doctors had the tools and the healthcare we have today, they wouldn't have to do all of this to King Henry VIII. If they didn't paste all of this stuff on his leg, he probably would have had a better chance to survive. if they had the healthcare we use today, his leg would have helped his leg faster and better.

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He drank ground up pearls and sawdust to try to help.

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He drank ground up pearls and sawdust to try to help.

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He drank ground up pearls and sawdust to try to help.

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In modern day, all medicine that is distributed is carefully researched and made sure that it is safe to consume, touch, and put on your body by doctors. Doctors also make sure that the patient is not allergic, and it is the right prescription. Today, doctors could have given King Henry the right medicine to help his health.

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King Henry VIII had a “throbbing, purplish, stinky open wound of rotting flesh, pus, plugged veins, and exposed nerve endings” on his thigh.

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King Henry VIII had a “throbbing, purplish, stinky open wound of rotting flesh, pus, plugged veins, and exposed nerve endings” on his thigh.

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This piece of evidence reveals that if King Henry the VIII had modern healthcare like we had today. Like, yearly check ups then the doctors would identify theses problems immediately and prescribed King Henry the VIII an antibiotic or surgery to heal and conserve the wound. Also during those yearly check ups doctors could also recognize that King Henry the VIII was an extremely obese man and tell him diets and workouts and medicine to help him lose weight making it easy for circulation to help him move more.

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King Henry’s horse fell on his good leg while jousting, he woke up 2 hours later with a new wound on his good leg.

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King Henry’s horse fell on his good leg while jousting, he woke up 2 hours later with a new wound on his good leg.

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This is important because, with modern-day healthcare, doctors would make sure that he would heal completely or enough that he can walk suitably, run
and that his infection is gone before going outside and doing athletic things, such as jousting. And if someone is unconscious for more than eight to ten seconds without fresh blood, it can lead to brain consciousness loss, and after five minutes, it can lead to death or the result in irreversible brain damage.