Can ginger cure prickly heat?

Ginger is a common food in our lives. The most common function of ginger is to dispel cold. Many friends have questions about whether ginger can be used to remove prickly heat. Ginger can actually be used to remove prickly heat, but it must be used correctly.

Can ginger juice cure prickly heat?

Ginger juice can cure prickly heat. Rub ginger slices on the affected area and the prickly heat will disappear quickly. It can be used by both adults and children.

Treatment of prickly heat:

(1) Salt water

After taking a shower, add some salt to half a bucket of water, then use gauze dipped in the salt water to pat the area where the prickly heat appears, and finally wash it with warm water. Do this once a day and the prickly heat will heal soon.

(2) Ginger

Rub sliced ​​ginger on the affected area and the prickly heat will disappear quickly. It can be used by both adults and children.

(3) Watermelon rind

Use the watermelon rind to wipe the affected area, wipe until it turns slightly red, wipe two or three times a day, and you will see the effect the next day (no more itching), and your skin will be clean and smooth. The famous Chinese pharmaceutical book "Compendium of Materia Medica" also records that watermelon can calm down, quench thirst and remove heat.

(4) Raw cucumber juice

Apply raw cucumber juice or cucumber slices to the affected area. It will be healed after two or three times. This method is especially suitable for children.

(5) Bitter Melon

It is recommended to eat more bitter foods in summer, and bitter melon is the best choice. Bitter melon can increase appetite, clear away heat and relieve summer heat. Eating more bitter melon can also prevent the occurrence of prickly heat. If you get prickly heat, cut the bitter melon into slices and rub the juiced flesh on the affected area once in the morning and once in the evening.

(6) Peach leaves

Add 500 ml of water to 50 grams of peach leaves and boil it until only half the water volume is left. Then use the water boiled with peach leaves to apply directly to the prickly heat.