Case 205. "Man who has caught lice" in Yamai-no-Soshi" (borrowed from the homepage of Kyoto National Museum)
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Case 205. "Man who has caught lice" in Yamai-no-Soshi" (borrowed from the homepage of Kyoto National Museum) |
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| Yamai-no-Soshi (Yamai = disease, Soshi = handscroll) is the world oldest handscroll (atlas) of diseases and deformities published in the 12th century in Japan. | |||
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The transmission and treatment of pubic lice have been unchanged for more than 800 years. It is transmitted by sex, and the treatment of choice should be hair shaving! | ||
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