A woman in Hunan scratched her 10 month-old baby, causing facial ulceration. Why did this woman shave her child?

In fact, as we all know, scraping is a common Chinese medicine therapy, which can really have a certain curative effect on the human body, and can achieve the functions of relaxing muscles and tendons, beauty and health care. Therefore, scraping is also welcomed by some people who love health care, but at the same time, scraping also has certain drawbacks and taboo requirements. Everyone should really be alert to this.

Recently, a news topic that grandma scratched her 10-month-old baby's face and caused it to fester has also attracted great attention and heated discussion on the Internet.

It turned out that a 10-month-old baby girl in Changsha, Hunan Province had symptoms of repeated cough, but she did not get better after seeing a doctor. To this end, the grandmother of the mother and baby also scraped her granddaughter's face in some rural ways, which eventually led to serious consequences, leading to the infection of the baby's face and the symptoms of ulceration.

According to the baby's mother, at that time, the child had a fever because of a cold, and it didn't get better after being treated in the hospital, and the fever never subsided. The child's grandmother heard that some indigenous methods used in the countryside can remove the cold in the body, so she applied a silver ring and egg white to shave the child. It is such an indigenous method that causes the child's face to be broken and eventually infected and ulcerated.

I believe that after you know the above facts, you will be very worried about the serious consequences caused by grandma scraping the child's face with dirt. According to related dermatologists, scraping with a silver ring has always been a very powerful physical stimulus. Because the baby's skin is delicate, some bacteria contained in egg white will eventually lead to invasive infection. Doctors also suggest that scraping is not suitable for everyone, especially some babies. After all, the cuticle of the baby's own skin is slightly more delicate than many thin skins of adults, and it is generally not used for scraping treatment of infants.

Therefore, applying these indigenous methods to the scraping treatment of children's faces can eliminate the signs of fever and cold, which will not achieve the expected effect at all, but will cause more serious consequences.