How to bring down high fever folk sredstvami
The flu is almost always accompanied by increased body temperature — a protective reaction of the organism to infection. The most favorable temperature for the influenza virus 35 s, with an increase from 37 degrees the conditions for its development are deteriorating and at a temperature of 40 reproduction is terminated.
Therefore, if You overall have a healthy body and can withstand a rise in body temperature to 38-39 degrees, it can help to speed up the victory over the virus. If you feel poorly at this temperature, if your elderly or have chronic lung and heart diseases, hypertension and the like, should be taken antipyretics. Some people use chemical medications, often well publicized. It is easier to do but remember about the consequences.
Many people trust the proven, but, unfortunately, often forgotten resources. By the way, some doctors, be sure to call the patient with the flu at the first signs of the disease are now recommending non-pharmacological means.
Try to use ordinary water to a high temperature body to remove toxins and bring. These methods used traditional healers, and famous in the late XIX — early XX century the Kiev doctor V. Kaminsky, who perfected the technique of the German pastor Kneipp.
1. Weaken the heat in the body enema with clean boiled cooled to room temperature, water (1-1,5 l). This method can be used even for babies. For children 1-6 months injected 30-60 ml, 6-12 months — 100-180, 1-2 years — 180-200, 2-5 years, 200-300 ml of water.
2. Useful compresses wet a towel in water, preferably in a mixture of water with Apple cider vinegar (0.5 liters of water, vinegar 1 tbsp and more), put on the forehead, as the heat — change.
A compress made of ice (can freeze in the heater, in cellophane bag) is placed on the forehead, inner elbow, from time to time it has to be removed for 10 min to prevent local overcooling.
3. Rubbing first his chest and stomach, then back, and limbs. Wiping some part of the body dipped in a mixture of water with vinegar (2:1) .
