The lack of prenatal care and the risk associated with childbirth resulted in a high mortality rate for women during the Elizabethan era.
2. Limited Medical Knowledge and Practices:
The medical practices during the Elizabethen era were often ineffective, and many common illnesses were misunderstood.
3. Poor Sanitation and hygiene:
Lack of proper sanitation and hygiene measures led to the spread of diseases and illnesses.
4. Limited Access to Healthcare:
Medical care was primarily accessible to the wealthy and privileged, leaving the majority of the population without adequate medical assistance.
5. Nutritional deficiencies:
The diet of many people during the Elizabethan era was often lacking in essential nutrients, leading to malnutrition and increased vulnerability to diseases.