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 | | She comments that Queen Isabeau was "a gross figure of a woman suffering from dropsy...(Labarge, 69)." Seemingly, this disease appeared in medical literature as early as the third century B.C. (Kiple, 47), and often appeared on death certificates as an vague causes of death along with terms such as old-age and senility (Kiple, 212). |
 | | Dropsy in the whole body often occurs in infants who are born with severe blood Rh sensitization (Mosby, 524). |
 | | In referring to the definition of dropsy, the disease which afflicted Queen Isabeau in the fourteenth century, we gain an illustration, or rather an image of one of the many disfiguring diseases of the Middle Ages. |
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