ambulatory plague

• مصطلح قديم يشير إلى شكل خفيف أو غير قاتل من الطاعون الدملي، يظل فيه المصاب قادرًا على الحركة أو المشي؛ استُخدم في التاريخ لوصف موجات وبائية أقل شدة.

An archaic term referring to a mild or non-fatal form of the bubonic plague that allowed the infected person to remain mobile or walk, often used historically to describe less severe outbreaks.

1. Mild form of plagueC2formal

   A mild, non-fatal form of bubonic plague where the patient remains able to walk and function, often without severe symptoms.

   الطاعون العابر

   • Historians describe cases of ambulatory plague during medieval outbreaks.
   • The patient with ambulatory plague showed only mild fever and swelling.
   • Unlike the septicemic form, ambulatory plague rarely leads to death.