To treat rheumatism, use these natural remedies

Most patients with rheumatism will have joint inflammation. When the weather gets cold, they are not only afraid to go out, but also have joint pain when walking. Because rheumatic factors affect bone mass and osteoporosis, there are often symptoms of soreness or swelling in the bones. Patients with rheumatic diseases should pay attention to more nourishment and can use some common folk remedies for treatment.

What folk remedies can effectively treat rheumatism?

1. Drink royal jelly regularly. Taking 5-10 mL of royal jelly every day for 2-3 months can significantly reduce joint pain and improve joint movement.

2. Drink fresh milk regularly. Taking 500ML of fresh milk every day can help treat rheumatoid arthritis. Because rheumatoid arthritis causes calcium deficiency throughout the entire course of the disease, milk is not only highly nutritious but also rich in calcium ions.

What are the common folk remedies for rheumatism?

3. Apply ginger and onion. Take fresh ginger and fresh scallion in a ratio of 1:3, mix them and mash them into a paste. Apply to the affected area while still hot, and change it every 48 hours.

4. Apply ginger externally. Slice fresh ginger, fry it and apply it on your knees. After two nights, crush some old wheat, fry it and apply it on your knees.

5. Job's tears porridge. Take the coix seed powder and cook it with glutinous rice to make porridge and eat it regularly. It has an auxiliary therapeutic effect on patients with acute rheumatic fever or damp-heat type.

6. Peat therapy. Burn the clay into black and yellow color, grind it into powder and mix it with water, apply it all over the body or affected area, or pour the powder into the bathtub for bathing. This therapy has a significant effect on rheumatism and has a history of hundreds of years in Europe. In Germany, there are nearly a hundred "Qintan Hospitals" that use peat therapy to treat rheumatism.

7.Sand bath therapy. Sand bath therapy can be used in coastal areas, river basins or northwestern desert areas. That is, in the hot summer or the dog days of summer, the patient buries the affected limb or the whole body in hot sand to act as a hot compress and also to expel evil spirits by sweating.