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The Black Death was a bubonic and pneumonic disease.Bubonic symptoms included bleeding and Black spots appearing all over the body.The major symptoms were swelling of lymph glands,called buboes in the pelvic area,armpits,and the neck.( crf staff S1)Victims have a high fever,usually they bleed under the skin,which make black splotches all over the body(S1 crf staff )Pneumonic symptoms included coughing and vomiting blood,The second variation of the plague is pneumonic,in this the bacteria strikes the

The Black Death consisted mainly of Bubonic plague, but pneumonic plague was also present in the epidemic. Symptoms of the Bubonic plague included high fever, aching limbs, and blood vomiting. Most characteristic of the disease were swollen lymph nodes, which grew until they

The most common one was the Bubonic Variant type of plague because it was inflected by fleas that attached themselves to rats and then to humans. Its symptoms were swellings or buboes that appeared on the victims neck, armpits or groin. People with this kind of plague live up to a week. One of the other types of plague is Pneumonic plague which wasn’t that common would but if you did get it you would die in a day or two because if it got to your bloodstream you would die. It spread by merely breathing the exhaled air of a victim. The last type of plague is the Septicemic plague. The Septicemic plague would attack your bloodstream and you would bleed out. For the Septicemic plague there was no definite

The symptoms of the Black Plague included fever, vomiting, egg sized swellings or bumps, bleeding, and fierce coughing. (TeachTci). As a result of bleeding and giant egg sized wounds, the Black Plague victim would start to feel nauseous and they would start to bleed from places that you don’t normally bleed from such as, their pores, feet, necks, underarms, legs, inside leg, out of everywhere. Eventually, “people were overcome with fever, they were unable to do simple tasks such as keeping food down and they were delirious from the burning pain.” Strangest of all, they ended up being covered with these gigantic black boils that oozed blood and

Terrible aches and pains. When the ill people would try to eat food they would get sick. They just couldn’t keep the food down. A ton of people were scared that they were going to get ill. If you did get the Black Death you might as well consider

The black plague started in 1348, and was cared around by fleas on rats and other rodents. It is a bacterial infection. It is really hard to see if you have it or not because of the first symptoms. You start off with a headache, chills, and a fever. Then you may have then some nausea, vomiting back pain, and soreness in arms and legs. Then form then on it just gets worse. YOUR blood vessels will clog, and rupture. Sometimes you can see it under your epidermis. Most people after five days after the first symptom die, sometimes over night. Some people before they died their buboes would burst spewing puss and contagion every where, but most people didn't even get that far before they died.

Within the plague there are three different forms; Bubonic, Septicemic, and Pneumonic. The symptoms of the plague vary from the different kinds. Some symptoms that come with all the different kinds are fever, chills, cough, and buboes-a swelling in the lymph gland (Dugdale). Basically the symptoms are those of a bad flu plus a swelling of the lymph gland. After coming in contact with the bacteria the signs or symptoms will start to appear in 2-6 days for Bubonic and Pneumonic. For Septicemic symptoms will appear in 1-6 days (History). If people had these symptoms with some other symptoms in the time of the plague in Europe, they probably had been infected.

Access to health care is a recent social commodity. During the times of the Black Plague the general population did not have access to health care or the means to pay for medication of medical attention. Only individuals with wealth could afford to live with such a luxury. The rest of the general population was left to contract a horrible disease and fend for themselves. Some of the things that the Black Plague would do to the human body were most likely accompanied by immense pain. The lymph glands would swell and turn into lymph nodes, which are large and painful bumps. Also, a bacteria known as Yersinia Pestis is believed to be the cause of plague. This bacteria causes healthy tissue to slowly deteriorate and eventually die. The dead and dying tissue turns black. This side effect is what gives the disease its name.

Named the Black Death in the Middle ages of Europe, the plague claimed the life of  60% of the population.  541 A.D. marked the start of what was the first reported plague pandemic. It went on for over 200 years, in the Mediterranean, and resulted in the death of roughly 100 million people .The transmitted by fleas that had previously lived on infected animals- wild rodents usually. In humans, the plague takes 3 forms- bubonic, septicemic, and pneumonic. The signs and symptoms, differing upon which form of the plague it is, show within 2-7 days of infection. Bubonic plague includes symptoms of chills, fever, headaches, swollen lymph nodes, and weakness. If it is septicemic plague the symptoms will be fever, weakness,abdominal pain, chills, and shock along with  tissue bleeding and dying turning the tissues black. This version of the plague being the origin of the name, “ the Black Death”. Pneumonic plague has symptoms resembling those of pneumonia such as cough, chest pain, shortness of breath, fever, chills, diarrhea, nausea, and vomiting. Although there is no commercial vaccine, the plague can be treated by antibiotics, Treatment is more effective early in infection. The disease and its form is determined by fluid or tissue samples where the infecting agent can be identified (Mary Kugler, RN,2017)(Dr Mike Ibeji,

This illness caused symptoms such as fevers, chills, headaches, weakness, and swollen lymph nodes. They often cause lumps or “tumours” on the skin which changes color overtime throughout the body. The infection was a sign of death to the people. It is said that these symptoms show within 5-7 days of contact with someone who has the disease. Any form of contact or interaction with the plague without the proper gear or attire might result in the sickness.

Once you caught the Black Death you suffered a very painful death. The symptoms were a high fever, pain, buboes in the armpit, groin and neck from the lymph glands being swollen, difficulty sleeping, weakness, tiredness, increased body temperature, delirium, a red rash on the buboes and bleeding under the skin causing the skin to turn purple or

Fist-sized swellings would occur on different parts of the body such as the groin, armpits and neck. The swellings grow rapidly and are extremely painful. Usually they start off as a red color and turn black after six days. This black coloring gives “The Black Death” its name interestingly (Ross). Also, the bacteria can enter the lungs and become trapped causing the victim to have trouble breathing and regurgitating blood until they die within a week. No one knew exactly how long the disease would take to kill its victim however most victims didn’t live longer than a week. Italian author Boccaccio claimed that the plague victims "ate lunch with their friends and dinner with their ancestors in paradise”

Bubonic plague produces symptoms of painful swelling of lymph nodes that eventually turn black, fever, and congestion of blood vessels in the eye (Scogna). Victims develop black-sized swelling called buboes, which are filled with blood and pus under armpits and in the groin (“Bubonic Plague”). The inflamed lymph nodes turn black as they become necrotic and hemorrhagic (Meyer). If a bubo bursts it usually leaves a painful ulcer (Eckenrode). As the disease progresses, the bacteria spreads to other parts of the body, resulting in septicemia and widespread infection (Scogna). Victims also develop black patches on their skin from internal bleeding as the disease progresses (“Bubonic Plague”). Classic symptoms of bubonic plague usually appear two to five days after exposure (Eckenrode). Early symptoms of bubonic plague are shivering, vomiting, headaches, intolerance to light, back and limb pain, and a white coating on the tongue (“Bubonic Plague”). Symptoms also include fevers up to 105 degrees Fahrenheit, chills, muscular pain, sore throat, severe weakness, and extreme malaise . Late stages of symptoms are accelerated heart rate, accelerated breathing,and low blood pressure

Buboes were often an indication of the disease. Once present, death would follow. At the first signs of the disease, the victims would notice large lymph nodes in the neck, armpit, and groin area( bubonic means groin in Greek, which is where the Bubonic Plague name originated from). Rashes, fever, and vomiting blood followed after that. Towards the end, the skin would start to turn black( which is how the disease got the name Black Plague ) where the flesh has died. Within five days of the first design, the victim would pass. As a result of the deaths, some doctors would come up with strange treatments for this disease. Some would advise people to move away from

Soon after the Black Death hit everyone was confused and at first thought it was a normal sickness going around. People figured it came from other on the trade route and it did just not how they thought. The Black Death really came from rats that had fleas from trading goods. Your symptoms would include swelling behind the ear, budo under the arm, spitting blood, and more. Your symptoms really depended on the person. People did