1 tea ginger soup bath tea ginger soup bath this method is a friend of mine told me. Her children are sickly and prone to colds and fever. I used to run to the hospital when I had a fever. I've just had an injection for a day or two, and it's working. Many times, but it didn't work for a week. Parents are impatient and consult old Chinese medicine practitioners everywhere, hoping to solve the fever problem through Chinese medicine. Thinking that traditional Chinese medicine has less side effects and less drug dependence than western medicine, they finally got such a folk prescription, which can help the child take a bath to reduce the fever, without injection or medicine, but she is so happy.

Let me talk about the specific practice:

(1) Prepare 20g of tea and ginger 10 tablets, put them in a large pot and add water, boil the water with strong fire until it boils, and then boil it with low fire for 15 minutes, so that the ginger juice can be fully dissolved in the water;

(2) Find a bathtub, pour part of the tea ginger soup into the basin and cool it to about 45 (the water temperature should not be too high to avoid scalding the child's skin), and keep the rest of the ginger soup warm with a small fire;

(3) Holding the child in the bathtub. If the water temperature drops in the bath, you can add the remaining tea and ginger soup to the small fire while taking a bath. This bath method takes effect quickly, and it usually takes only one bath to take effect.

2 Tips In fact, this remedy is to use ginger to drive away cold and reduce fever. Others, such as taking a bath with mugwort leaves, can also achieve the effect of removing cold in the body and reducing fever. Mothers might as well try it when their children have a fever.