It was used to treat wounds. Sugar kills bacteria in wounds and has no adverse side affects.
They didn't have alot of medicine back in those days ,but they still had some medicines to treat the wounds.
they were treated like dogs
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Any damaged limbs that were untreatable or irrepairable at the scene, from fingers and toes right up to whole arms and legs. Medical science in the mid-19th Century may not have been what it is today, but the army field surgeons certainly knew that gangrene could set in to open wounds where there were not the facilities or equipment to treat them properly, as there would have been in a normal, civilian, non-combat environment.
they would take a certain amount of blood from their body. they thought this would get rid of the bacteria inside their body's
Yes, it was used as a disinfectant to treat cuts and bullet wounds.
Iodine was used as a disinfectant to treat wounds during the civil war. It is still used today for the same purposes in hospitals, although care has to be taken not to burn the unaffected skin outside of the wounds.
Sugar and honey were used to treat battlefield wounds in ancient Egypt 4000 years ago. It has been used since, and science shows that treating wounds with honey or sugar (sucrose) is beneficial.
They didn't have alot of medicine back in those days ,but they still had some medicines to treat the wounds.
Chloroform was used for pain when available. If chloroform was not available whiskey was used for the pain. Then to treat the wounds herb's were used.
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Wounds which penetrate the muscle beneath the skin should be cleaned and treated by a doctor
Yes. But that is the discretion of the physician.
Yes
No. Pasteurization is the process of using heat to slow microbial growth in food. It has nothing to do with wounds.
because it has vitamins and other healthy stuff on it...