What are the principles and benefits of applying coarse salt hot compress to the stomach?

I searched a lot on the Internet and found that many people are very interested in applying coarse salt. Some of them are using it and have summarized some good experiences. So I copied some of them down for your reference.

1. Salt used: Large grains of coarse salt about the size of the tip of your little finger, use about 2 pounds each time. The main component of the salt is NACL. Its composition will not change much through simple heating, so it can be fried repeatedly. It is said that adding a handful of peppercorns will have a better effect, because peppercorns are hot in nature, but the taste is too strong. I have been using it for nearly two months, and I have not changed the salt completely. It's just that every time I fry and pack it in bags, there are always some crumbs left, so I throw them away.

He said: You should use the basket for washing rice at home to sift out the fried salt once or twice a week. I think the amount of salt will definitely decrease over time, so just add some new coarse salt.

2. Heating: Put the salt in an iron pan and dry-fry it or put it in a microwave and dry-heat it. It takes about 5-8 minutes to stir-fry it with household gas or natural gas, and about 3-4 minutes in the microwave. When first putting it in the pan, turn it over once every 1 minute or so, and turn it over more frequently as you fry it. Sometimes if the fire is not very strong, the coarse salt will not crackle even if it is very hot. Wait until the coarse salt starts to make sounds when heated, then put it into a thick cloth bag.

3. Bag of salt: The length of the bag should be enough to cover the entire width of the pelvis horizontally. You can also use two smaller bags and place them on both sides of the lower abdomen, which is the location of the fallopian tubes. The one I use is one that my mother sewed for me using thick coarse cotton cloth. I have been using it for nearly two months and it is still very useful. I saw some girls saying that the bags they sewed would tear quickly due to the heat from the salt. I don't know what material they were made of, but they recommended cutting off the legs of old jeans, sewing one end, and tying the other end with a rope. If thick cloth bags are hard to get, this is also a very good method.

4. The principles and benefits of hot compress with coarse salt: Some information says that the main principle of treating pelvic inflammatory disease and adnexitis is to invigorate blood circulation and remove blood stasis, accelerate blood circulation, and enhance local resistance. The main effect of hot compress is to increase local skin temperature, relax muscles, and dilate skin capillaries, thereby improving local and even systemic blood circulation. In addition, studies have shown that warm stimulation can activate the phagocytic ability of the reticuloendothelial system, promote the metabolism of various substances in the body, and have a good therapeutic effect on various inflammatory reactions. and

It can also promote intestinal peristalsis, promote inflammation absorption, accelerate blood circulation, relieve tissue adhesion, and improve local nutrition.

5. Hot compress process: Place the heated salt bag on the lower abdomen to cover the entire pelvic cavity. You can lie on your back or sit down without interrupting watching TV or surfing the Internet. It will take about 1-2 hours. You can cover it with something to reduce heat loss. Based on the principles mentioned above and the practice of a JM, I think that applying salt for a long time should at least not do any harm, so I also do as she said and heat it up in an iron pan after dinner every day and apply it for about two hours before going to bed. Heat the salt in the microwave for 3 minutes before going to bed and then apply it. I used to have a hot compress belt for back pain. I could put a salt bag in it and wrap it around my abdomen so I wouldn’t have to worry about moving around while sleeping. Those who don't have this equipment can also consider another method, which is to use old cotton long johns to put the salt bag in, then wrap the two trouser legs of the long johns around the waist, tie a knot and tie it firmly on one side of the waist. It is very effective. No matter how much you turn over at night, you don't have to worry about the salt bag leaving your stomach.

6. Note and instructions: Using coarse salt for hot compress is a green therapy with no harm but only benefits. It can be applied during menstruation and is also helpful for dysmenorrhea. Of course, if the amount of menstruation is too much, it is best to stop using it. It also has a good auxiliary therapeutic effect on gynecological diseases such as pelvic inflammatory disease, fallopian tube adhesions, dysmenorrhea, and uterine cold, and it must be combined with drug treatment to play a better role. The key to this method is persistence, and long-term use will have better results. However, if you are planning to get pregnant, you must be careful. It is possible to conceive after the PL period. If you continue to use hot compresses, it will cause the fertilized egg to be deformed. Hot compresses are best used during the period from the YJ period to the PL period. The last thing I want to say is: working harder and doing more homework will definitely pay off. However, sisters who apply salt should be mentally prepared, as their stomachs will be hurt and they may get burned if they are not careful. But compared to the smiling face of my future baby, the cold faces of those doctors we saw in the hospital, and the pain of taking countless medicines, I really don’t feel this little pain. What's more, my husband has been helping me fry salt and wrapping the salt bag around my belly for the past two months, so I can experience more care and love.