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Peasants in the Middle Ages during the plague if they had google π€people today who have shitty health insurance
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It turns out this is quite normal... "Wound odor, particularly a foul or putrid smell, is often a sign of bacterial infection or tissue breakdown. Anaerobic bacteria, like those in the Bacteroides and Clostridium families, produce foul-smelling compounds like cadaverine and putrescine, which are common in chronic wounds. Additionally, the breakdown of tissues, including necrotic tissue, contributes to the odor. "
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