Can fire therapy cure ovarian cysts?

Traditional Chinese medicine health care seems to be very popular nowadays. Most middle-aged people especially like to use this method to maintain their health and protect their physical health. Among them, a treatment method called fire therapy is very popular. Fire therapy is a method of heating the body with high temperature, allowing the medicine on the skin to penetrate into the body. So for women, can fire therapy be used to treat ovarian cysts?

Can fire therapy cure ovarian cysts?

Of course, and this is a new method for treating ovarian cysts. It is simple, easy, minimally invasive, safe and practical.

Fire therapy can treat stagnation of Qi and blood, pain in muscles and bones, and at the same time it can promote blood circulation, achieving the purpose of relieving pain and restoring body functions. However, fire therapy uses open flames, so experience and skills are crucial for the operator. The slightest negligence may result in burns to the skin, so the qualifications of fire therapy technicians are very important.

Many businesses say that fire therapy has a wide range of applications and can cure diseases and keep healthy for all kinds of people. Is it true that anyone can try this method of using fire to achieve health?

Experts say: "Because it is an external therapy, it should not cause too much harm to health as long as it is performed properly." But from the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, fire moxibustion is only suitable for people with wind-cold constitution and yang deficiency. For those with heat symptoms and yin deficiency, fire therapy may aggravate internal heat and cause internal heat due to excessive fire in the body. Experts say that, generally speaking, people who often have hot hands and feet and are afraid of heat suffer from yin deficiency and are definitely not suitable for fire therapy. People with yang deficiency are just the opposite, with cold hands and feet and fear of cold. This type of people can undergo fire moxibustion. In addition, people with sensitive skin, boils, damaged skin, or bleeding diseases (such as hemophilia, thrombocytopenia, purpura, etc.) are not suitable for fire therapy. Experts suggest that people who want to undergo fire therapy should first go to a Chinese medicine hospital for relevant consultation and have a basic understanding of their own physical constitution before doing it. Also, do not hold out hope that fire therapy can really cure the disease, as it only serves a health-care purpose.