Can boiling soybean water reduce fever? Please talk to friends who have actually tried. I hate people who have never tried to preach only by theoretical knowledge!

No, I tried, and finally I borrowed antipyretic from my neighbor.

If there is no medicine, it is suggested that patients take physical cooling method to avoid taking folk remedies and prevent the illness from getting worse.

Family members can give patients warm water to wipe blood-rich places, such as armpits, neck and groin. You can also put an antipyretic sticker on your forehead to help cool down.

Of course, the best way is to take ibuprofen capsules, acetaminophen and other drugs to reduce fever.

Soybean boiled water also contains some natural trypsin, which has the function of regulating blood lipid. But for patients with fever, drinking water boiled by soybeans at this time has no effect on reducing fever. Moreover, for some patients with digestive tract dysfunction, drinking soybean water will aggravate their gastrointestinal discomfort, bloating and stuffy pain.

There is no scientific basis for reducing fever with soybean water in clinic. Fever is a clinical manifestation caused by diseases, and it is a defensive phenomenon of the body against foreign pathogens. Because of the fever caused by bacterial infection, antibiotics are needed to control the infection and let the body temperature drop. Soybean water can't control the bacterial infection. When you have a fever, you can drink soy water to replenish water. Do not use soybean water as an antipyretic to avoid delaying the illness.

It is suggested that patients with fever should seek medical treatment in time, make clear the cause of fever, and carry out physical therapy and drug treatment under the guidance of doctors.

Fever may be caused by the body catching cold, or it may be caused by pathogen infection such as bacteria or viruses. Soybean water does not have the function of sterilization and dispelling cold, and it can't achieve the purpose of reducing fever, and there is no suitable argument for reducing fever. If the body temperature does not exceed 38.5℃, physical methods such as cold compress and warm water bath can be used to cool down. If the body temperature exceeds 38.5℃, you need to take antipyretic drugs, such as ibuprofen sustained-release capsules and acetaminophen tablets, according to the doctor's advice.