It’s hard to stay indifferent if the media starts talking about the bubonic plague, which provoked the deadliest epidemic in human history.
The Black Death in the mid-fourteenth century killed nearly 50 million people in Europe alone.
However, don't panic! During this time, medicine has stepped far forward and the bubonic plague does not pose a great danger to humans. Every clinic now has antibiotics that can easily defeat this ailment.
From time to time, the plague appears on different continents. For example, in 2000, several cases were reported in the United States; ten years later, an outbreak occurred in Mongolia.It is important to understand that the plague is not a harmless disease, but humanity has just learned to treat it. The main thing is to seek help in a timely manner, because without antibiotics and qualified medical care, from 30 to 100% of those infected die.The plague is manifested by fever, chills, and weakness. In addition, each type of disease has its own specific symptoms: swelling and soreness of the lymph nodes is characteristic of bubonic plague.
Be healthy!
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