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What was the connection between lice and trench fever?
something
What were the contagious diseases in world war 1?
Trench Foot Trench Fever Influenza (multiple types) Shell Shock
How many were treated for trench fever in world war 1?
ALOT! But most of them died from blood loss,caused by wounds, being shot or from a gas attack.
Why was it easier to protect your own trench than attack your enemy's?
It was much easier to defend a trench because you were behing cover and camped in to your position unlike the attackers who were running across open plains and were constantly loosing men and getting shot down by machine gun fire.
What is a fire bay in ww1?
A fire bay is a part of a trench or a sectioned off area that is heavily manned incase for enermy attack.
What injuries did the soldier get in the crimean war?
from trench foot or trench fever.
What illnesses would you get in world war one?
trench foot, trench fever, tetanus
What is Pyrrexhia?
known as trench fever where causes pains to the shins high fever and illness
What was the connection between lice and trench fever?
something
When did jrr Tolkein get trench fever?
he got it in ww1 from a german gas attack which forced him past the medical bay, which he then accidently caught while running to get his gas mask.
What were the contagious diseases in world war 1?
Trench Foot Trench Fever Influenza (multiple types) Shell Shock
Did trench fever go away?
The incidence of trench fever was believed to have faded away with the end of World War I. It was not diagnosed in the United States until 1992, when 10 cases were reported among homeless Seattle men
What was trench fever and what caused it?
trench fever was a moderatley serious disease caused by lice. It was a particularly painful disease that caused sudden pain (i.e. joint pain, muscle pain, rashes, severe headaches ) and was followed by high fever. soldiers with trench fever had to be sent away from the trenches to recover as it was highly contagious and it was also pretty impossible to recover in the trenches unhygienic conditions. Recovery could take up to 12 weeks
What does scarlet fever?
scarlet fever can attack your eyes you would be blind
Can you have fever with gallbladder attack?
yes
How does typhoid fever attack?
typhoid fever attack through the digestive systemwith an infectious feverish disease
Where did the name trench fever come from?
The term trench fever refers to the crowded conditions in which troops fought in during World War I and World War II. Because the causative bacteria are passed among humans through contact with body lice.
