Marsh Fever is another term for which ailment?
Romney Marsh of the most successful and important breeds of sheep. Their main characteristic is an ability to feed in wet situations; they are considered to be more resistant to foot rot and internal parasites than any other breed. Romney sheep have been exported globally, in particular to Australia, starting in 1872. From 1564 the health of the marsh population suffered from malaria, then known as "ague" or "marsh fever", which caused high mortality rates until the 1730s. It remained a major problem until the completion of the Royal Military Canal in 1806, which greatly improved the drainage of the area. This
Cotton fever fever does not result directly from the introduction of cotton fibers or other particulate matter into the bloodstream. This misconception may arise from the increased infection rate as particles can introduce bacteria directly into the bloodstream; cotton fever is simply a specific one of them. Cotton fever has specific symptoms that differentiate it from other ailments: fever, chills, and shortness of breath. In Europe, cotton fever is commonly called "the shakes"--a reference to another common symptom of cotton fever. Those with this ailment often experience violent shaking or shivering. These symptoms normally occur immediately following an injection, but there are