How would a bacterial infection have been treated in the late 1800s?
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I am writing a fan-fictional story, set in Paris, France in the 1890s. My main female characters scrapes her arm on a cave floor (rocks, rough but not jagged). She bleeds but gets it stitched up with a sterile needle. However, she contracts an infection. What would a nineteenth century doctor use to treat the wound?
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Syphilis was treated with arsenic, but no other antibacterial treatments existed yet.
Aspirin was not invented until sometime in the 1900…So I would guess they would clean the infection throughly with whatever they had…probably alcohol…and HOPE for the best…and of course wrap the wound.
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