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The 5 Most Common Causes of Death for Medieval Women (Besides Childbirth)

Medieval women faced numerous dangers, including infections, which were often deadly and untreatable without antibiotics. Infections could spread rapidly through households and communities, claiming lives, regardless of social class. Women often sacrificed their own nutrition to feed their families, leading to malnutrition and increased susceptibility to disease. Famine and starvation were also common, with women often dying while their children survived, and even noblewomen resorted to eating exotic pets and leather to survive. These dangers made life brutal, short, and filled with uncertainties that medieval women could barely imagine today.