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Anonymous users2024-02-13Smallpox first appeared in the Qing Dynasty, and the Qing Dynasty did a lot of things to resist smallpox, specifically looking for imperial doctors to develop anti-smallpox vaccines, and at the same time arranging isolation shelters for villagers suffering from smallpox, and specially looking for people to take care of them.
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Anonymous users2024-02-12Smallpox is a virulent infectious disease.
Smallpox is a virulent infectious disease caused by the smallpox virus that infects humans, and lifelong immunity is granted after recovery. Smallpox is one of the oldest and deadliest infectious diseases, highly contagious and severe.
People who have not had smallpox or have not been vaccinated against smallpox can be infected, mainly by severe viremia and high mortality after infection.
The most basic and effective and easiest way to prevent smallpox is vaccinia, and the clinical manifestations of smallpox are severe and mild, with the case fatality rate of severe smallpox being about 10 percent, confluent rash in 45 percent of cases, and bleeding in 79 percent.
The fatality rate of mild smallpox is 10% to 100%, smallpox virus is a kind of poxvirus, there is no specific medicine to treat people after being infected, and patients will have pockmarks on their faces after recovery, hence the name smallpox.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11Smallpox during the Qing Dynasty was a serious contagious disease. There is no cure for the emperor. But cowpox can**.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10In the Qing Dynasty, smallpox was almost an incurable disease. And in our day, he has already prevented it early.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09Smallpox, or smallpox, is an infectious disease similar to chickenpox with a very high mortality rate The smallpox virus disappeared in 1980
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Anonymous users2024-02-08Smallpox was an epidemic epidemic at the time. The initial symptoms are similar to those of a cold. Slowly began to bubble pus.
The prognosis is generally poor. If it's good, it will leave a scar later. However, smallpox is immune to life.
Smallpox is similar to chickenpox, which is a blister and smallpox is a pustule. Smallpox leaves a scar, but chickenpox does not.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07Smallpox. The epidemic was eradicated in the last century, but hundreds of years ago, people suffered from smallpox, and the Qing Dynasty also struggled with smallpox. So, what impact did such a virulent infectious disease have on the Qing Dynasty?
There were two main effects: first, it killed the rulers and people of the Qing Dynasty; Second, it played a role in promoting the development of medical technology at that time. Smallpox was a fast-spreading infectious disease in the society at that time, and not only the people at the bottom could be infected with smallpox, but even the emperor in the palace had been infected with smallpox, and some died because of it.
In feudal society.
Ordinary people are already having a hard time, and if they contract this infectious disease, they can only wait to die. Not to mention the low-level people, even the royal family members are afraid of contracting this infectious disease, after all, once infected, the chance of survival is very low, and many royal family members have died because of smallpox. Emperor Shunzhi of the Qing Dynasty was bent on avoiding smallpox, so he did not meet with the Mongol leaders, but he was afraid of something, and the Shunzhi Emperor died of smallpox.
Emperor Tongzhi. He also lost his life because of smallpox, and was not yet twenty years old when he died. The negative impact of smallpox on the Qing Dynasty was very large, and many living life was lost because of smallpox. <>
Of course, smallpox was not entirely bad for the Qing Dynasty, after all, it still promoted the development of medicine at that time. Everything was advancing, and the Qing Dynasty's medicine was also advancing because it could not prevent smallpox. In the Qing Dynasty, there were many doctors who studied smallpox, and also studied many methods to prevent smallpox, and these methods were constantly improved, resulting in mortality.
Keep lowering. The Qing Dynasty also attached great importance to the treatment of smallpox, and the efforts of doctors and the attention of the imperial court promoted the development of medicine at that time. Although many people still died from smallpox, the development of medicine also saved many people. <>
But in the end, the negative effects of smallpox outweighed the positive effects, after all, smallpox cost the Qing Dynasty many lives.
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