Was there a cure for the black death?

Answer 1

Yes, there are a number of antibiotics that can be used to treat Bubonic Plague (Black Death). They were not available in the Middle Ages, but they are common today. Tetracycline is one, streptomycin is another, and there are others.

Answer 2

Today there is efficient medical treatment for bubonic plague (The Black Death), but to be effective, it must be started early. If the disease has already progressed to a certain point, medical intervention still isn't much help, and the fatality rate is very high. With early treatment, recovery is better than 90%, though.

Answer 3

Back in the middle age when the Black Death was a big issue, there was not a cure. However, modern medicine has evolved quite a bit since then. Thankfully, so have the fashion trends. Anyway, thanks to the amazing discovery of antibiotics, we can now cure the plague. Plus, it's been virtually eradicated. I mean, it still exists I'm sure people still get it... but it's not like it was where you'd need to incinerate the premises every time the plague made an entrance. Back then, there weren't any cures to the black death. However, nowadays we can cure it with antibiotics!

Answer 4

Not in the middle ages. There is one now. (Antibiotics).

Answer 5

Yes, antibiotics.