Medieval medicine

The idea of Farts in a Jar. Physicians told their patients to fart in a jar or capture the farts of others and keep them sealed in the jar. Then whenever a sickness like the black plague came through town they were supposed to open the jars and take deep breaths.

In modern medicine, urine samples are routinely examined in laboratories to obtain clinical information about a patient. This procedure, known as urinalysis, developed from an older medical process called uroscopy.

Medieval manuscripts were the imageboards of their day, full of murderous illustrations, however for some strange reason many people look as if they were bored

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In June, 1528, Anne Boleyn hovered on the brink of death from a mysterious ailment known as "the Sweat" or sudor Anglicus, the "English Sweat." Scholars still aren't sure what "The Sweat" was. The latest theory is that it was a hantavirus. It was a mainly English ailment, though it appeared sporadically in small areas on the Continent during some of its epidemics. Its first recorded appearance is around 1485, and the last outbreak occurred in 1551. After that, the disease seems to have…

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Here begynneth the Kalender of Shepardes. Imprynted at London ... by Wyllyam Powell, 1556. Woodcut illustrating the parts of the body ‘over the whiche the planettes hath might and domynacyon’.

During the Middle Ages, one of ways physicians would check on the health of their patients was to look at their urine.