Are there any side effects of applying fried ginger to the feet?

Ginger is a common condiment in our lives. It is often paired with onions and garlic. Especially when stir-frying, the onions, ginger and garlic are used to stir-fry the pan, which is very fragrant. Moreover, ginger is also a kind of Chinese medicinal material in life. For example, when people suffer from a cold, they can drink some ginger and brown sugar water, and the effect of auxiliary treatment is very obvious. So, are there any side effects of applying fried ginger to the feet?

1. Chop ginger into fine powder.

2. Fry the minced ginger in a dry pan until it is very dry. It doesn’t matter if it is a little mushy. (After frying the ginger, the room was filled with a light ginger smell, which was pleasant)

3. Use small gauze or non-woven fabric to sew a small bag and put the fried ginger into it.

4. While it is still slightly warm, stick the bag on the soles of your baby's feet all night long, and keep doing this for 3 days.

Side effects of applying fried ginger to the soles of the feet

1. Ginger juice is somewhat irritating to the skin and is not suitable for adults with damaged skin or children with delicate skin. Moreover, the weather is cold in winter, and even if the ginger powder is fried, it will cool down quickly, and its heat is difficult to transfer from the soles of the feet to the nasal cavity. Therefore, it is not recommended that you apply this folk remedy externally. People who have a cold can boil water with scallion and ginger slices and drink it instead of tea.

2. It is worth noting that the early symptoms of wind-heat cold and wind-cold cold are very similar. If people with wind-heat cold mistakenly use medicine to treat wind-cold cold, it will aggravate the symptoms in disguise.

3. If the elderly cannot clearly determine which type of cold they have, it is best not to take medication at will. It is recommended to consult a professional Chinese medicine doctor first, and then receive syndrome differentiation and treatment.