Based on "Creepy, Crawly Healers," in the early 1800s, what did doctors discover about soldiers who had maggots in their wounds? 1.Soldiers with deep wounds were more likely to have maggots in their wounds than soldiers with surface wounds. 2.Doctors needed to provide these soldiers with antibiotics in order for their wounds to heal. 3.The maggots caused serious infections, which led to the deaths of many wounded soldiers. 4.These soldiers were more likely to survive than soldiers who did not have maggots in their wounds.

4.These soldiers were more likely to survive than soldiers who did not have maggots in their wounds.

Explanation:

Doctors discovered that the existence of maggots in soldiers' wounds helped them to survive during wars, especially when medicines such as antibiotics had not been created. This was because maggots fed on the wound's damaged tissue, allowing new tissue to be re-established by the body, creating better wound healing and allowing soldiers to survive.

This type of treatment was abandoned with the creation of penicillin and other drugs that promoted more hygienic and faster treatments.

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