A folk prescription for beriberi-soaking feet in leek water
Indications: Mild beriberi, itchy feet and peeling feet.
Method: Prepare appropriate amount of leek, wash and chop it. Pour boiling water into the footbath, add leek, and when the water temperature drops to be suitable for soaking feet, massage and rub the affected area with your hands for about 30 minutes while soaking feet.
The remedy for beriberi is potassium permanganate solution or vinegar soaking feet.
Indications: blisters, beriberi, foot hyperhidrosis.
Methods: Prepare a proper amount of potassium permanganate, add half a basin of hot water to soak it for about half an hour, or soak your feet with pure vinegar, soak it and dry it or dry it.
A folk prescription for beriberi: three tender willow leaves for beriberi.
Indications: erosive beriberi with deep wound.
Method: Prepare fresh willow leaves, knead them into a ball, put your feet between your toes and put them between your toes before going to bed.
Prescription for treating beriberi-Four Alkaline Surfaces for Treating Berberi
Indications: keratotic beriberi
Methods: Before going to bed, use a tablespoon of alkaline noodles (that is, alkaline noodles for steaming steamed bread), dissolve them in warm water, and soak your feet in alkaline water for about 30 minutes.
The above remedies are helpful to athlete's foot, but patients with recurrent athlete's foot should take medicine as soon as possible, and they can be treated locally with Zuyishu, which contains Chinese herbal medicines, has antifungal effect and mild sterilization, and is safer and more independent than hormone drugs, and can be cured after continuous use for more than 4 weeks.
Beriberi is a recurrent disease, and treatment is a long process. Prevention is better than treatment. Patients must pay attention to personal hygiene in peacetime and try to shorten the course of disease.