Bubonic plague is a disease that can affect humans and some animals, especially rodents and ectoparasites (such as fleas and lice). When the disease is suspected, the person is generally hospitalized and placed in isolation while the diagnosis is confirmed. Antibiotics are typically used to treat bubonic plague.
Click Bubonic Plague to read more about the causes, transmission methods, treatment options, and history of this contagious disease.
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