Historically, camels have been integral to the livelihoods of nomadic tribes in the Middle East, North Africa, and Central Asia. These ships of the desert provide transportation, food in the form of milk and meat, and materials for clothing and shelter. As a result, understanding camel health and implementing effective medical practices have been essential for sustaining these communities. Traditional camel medicine often combined herbal remedies, practical knowledge, and spiritual beliefs. Healers recognized the importance of maintaining camel health to ensure productivity and survival in harsh climates.
