Question 1: Olive vegetables are canned pickles that can be bought in supermarkets. Are they considered seafood? Is it a hair thing? Because I have red and swollen pimples like acne, it is not a hair product. I often eat it

Question 2: Can pickles and carp be eaten together? Hello! There are theories that prove that carp and pickles are cooked together. Carp is rich in protein and pickles contain nitrite. When the two are cooked together, they will react to form carcinogens: nitrosamines, which can easily cause digestive tract tumors.

Suggestions: However, if you eat it once or twice, you are not too worried, because the so-called theory is that eating three meals a day will cause cancer.

Question 3: How to treat stinky fever? Symptoms of patients with stinky fever include vomiting, high fever, severe bleeding in temples, and eyelids feeling hot. Patients with stinky fever should not eat cold food or cold things. Don't eat chicken, duck, fish and eggs. In short, don't eat fishy food. The treatment method is to hold the skin and meat to be cut with your hands horizontally and you will hear a sound. You need to carry it from the tail to the middle of the waist. You can also use wine to go from the middle of the forehead to the middle of the waist. Use your nails to press the temples, but be careful not to press from the temples to the middle of the forehead. It is not good for the human body. You can also put some toothpaste on the navel, or stuff garlic into the vagina. The direct method is to use a needle to pick and peel it. ***, use a needle to pick, experienced people will see it, it is recommended not to use this method

Question 4: My daughter is one and a half years old, suffering from chickenpox. Today is the third day, and there are not many pimples on her body. I'm feeding well, but I also have small bubbles in my mouth. My body temperature is 37 degrees this morning. I'm wondering what to do. My son also had chickenpox when he was one and a half years old. My approach is: firstly, never take antipyretics, because fever is a normal reaction; secondly, the child will leave small scars after scratching it with his hands. If you really can't restrain him, you can take some desensitizing drugs; thirdly, don't eat hairy things. , mainly light food - porridge, pickles, etc.