@tonyjaaaa111: 10. The Sweating Sickness #MedievalHistory #Epidemics #ThePlague #HistoryExplained #MedicalHistory

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user8209629329149 :
The sweating sickness wasn’t a hantavirus. The epidemiological data doesn’t match. But it did occur during wet, hot, muggy summers and autumns then travelled along waterways to other wetlands and their people. It never traveled to Ireland or Scotland where wetlands aren’t hot & muggy. This indicates a vector of mosquitoes, minges or ticks. It is consistent with the highest mortality rates among healthy young men including the wealthy and soldiers who spend their time outside. If a wealthy man went home when he fell ill everyone in his house would die too so it was highly contagious.
2026-08-30 16:28:12
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kangaroobuddy918
Stephen :
it sounds like maybe something in the food if the poor died in lower numbers
2026-09-17 10:39:32
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greenmountain333
greenmountain :
I wonder if it had to do with eating swan. They would cook it and then put it back together with the feathers and head 😳 but it fell out of favor around that time too
2026-08-30 18:34:38
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steverino003
Steverino :
I say it was Miasma.
2026-09-02 04:22:56
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yeahsure99
horsesfishchicken :
It was me
2026-08-27 10:32:42
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newagelearningdesign
Lisa Torres8981 :
Sounds like phosphorous .. look it up in a materia medica as a constitutional state
2026-09-17 07:39:37
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judylynn89
Judy Lynn :
sepsis-caused by what though----😳
2026-09-17 20:19:08
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phreddy0403
phreddy0403 :
Ebola
2026-09-17 00:02:44
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joestradamus11
Joestradamus11 :
Sounds like either poisoning from the wealthy getting water from a different source from the poor. Could have been lead poisoning if something caused the lead from their lead pipes to suddenly get suspended in the water. based on the spread though I would guess a bacterial infection. The poor had herd immunity from exposure to a less deadly version of the bacteria. The rich never got exposed to this lesser version because of living conditions. My guess would be an anthrax like bacteria spread through animal wool and clothing. The poor would've worked along the livestock and built an immunity or died off very slowly. The bell curve of disease peaked when it reached it reached the populous that never had exposure to livestock. Viruses are awful and can spread fast but bad bacteria that can kill, kill fast and a healthy microbiome with antibodies are your only hope.
2026-09-17 13:33:44
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alphabetequal1
alphabetequal :
It was in the rich ppl’s food
2026-09-17 20:11:43
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jesster887
jessera887 :
Maybe meningitis ? 🤔
2026-09-15 00:10:35
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boydawg007
user6304361897287 :
Of course it was a VIRUS. And viruses mutate…. which means it could mutate to something is not harmful. That’s how viruses 🦠 work.
2026-09-17 10:10:51
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richardortigo
richardortigo :
😳😳😳
2026-09-14 20:11:25
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mirkwood_thicc
E. A. Thompson :
😁
2026-09-15 02:27:23
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