How many cooling patches can be applied at one time

If the temperature of a person with a fever is not very high, physical cooling methods can be chosen, and the use of cooling patches is a common form of fever for children. The fever-reducing patch is a traditional Chinese medicine-based method of cooling down. It is usually applied to the forehead, but it can also be applied to other parts of the body. But how many cooling patches can you apply at a time? How many times can you apply cooling patches in a day? The instructions for use will have detailed introductions. Generally, you should change the patch every eight hours or so. In addition to the forehead, you can also apply it to the palms of your hands or the soles of your feet.

The cooling patch uses the stable three-dimensional network molecular structure and hydrophilic and lipophilic properties of hydrophilic gel as a carrier, so that the water/lipid solution of pure Chinese herbal cooling ingredients such as borneol, mint, eucalyptus oil, etc. is contained in the three-dimensional network intelligent molecular chain of the hydrophilic gel. When cooling patch

When attached to the patient's skin, the intelligent molecular chains in the cooling patch will automatically determine the patient's body temperature environment, gradually release the water/fat solution of Chinese medicine ingredients, and form a positive osmotic pressure with the internal environment, allowing the aqueous solutions of these Chinese medicine ingredients to enter the patient's body through the skin and regulate body temperature.

The principle of cooling patches is completely different from antipyretic drugs. Antipyretic drugs are special medicines among Western medicines, which have obvious effects but large side effects. Cooling patches are the application of ancient Chinese medical theories and modern physics in modern medicine. They are safe and effective without any side effects.

The main feature of antipyretic drugs is that they are effective and often work by clearing inflammation in the body or the disease that causes fever symptoms.

Disadvantages of antipyretic drugs - all Western medicine ingredients taken into the body must eventually be excreted through the kidneys. When you have a fever, your kidneys are weak and antipyretic drugs will artificially increase the burden on your kidneys.

The characteristic of the fever-reducing patch is that it adheres to the theory of ancient Chinese medicine that takes the harmony of yin and yang as the guiding ideology and treats internal diseases externally. It focuses on conditioning and is assisted by effective physical cooling methods to quickly control the body temperature of the feverish person. The perfect combination of these two points makes the cooling patch have a faster fever-reducing speed than special-effect drugs and is safer than antipyretic drugs. In addition, the fever-reducing method that can be effective with just one patch makes the fever-reducing process easier to control.

The disadvantage of fever patch is that it cannot solve the source of the fever symptoms in the short term and relies on the patient's own immune system.

Tear open the packaging bag along the notch, take out the patch, peel off the transparent film, and apply it directly to the forehead or temple, or to the Dazhui point on the neck; to speed up the cooling rate, you can use several patches and apply them to the left and right common carotid arteries, left and right axillary arteries, and left and right femoral arteries of the human body at the same time. One to three times a day, each patch can be used continuously for four hours. If the high temperature persists, consult a doctor. The outer layer of this product is a sustained-release layer. Body temperature and sweat will increase its viscosity. The sustained-release effect will continue for a period of time after peeling it off. If a small amount of gel paste adheres to the skin, just wipe it off.