Many people still maintain the habit of using silver wire, silver spoons, or chicken eggs to perform gua sha (scraping therapy) whenever the weather changes or they experience general body aches and pains.
Gua Sha (scraping therapy), applying oil, drinking sugary tea… are all useless practices that waste the chance of saving stroke patients.
Traditional medicine practitioner Hong Minh noted that gua sha (scraping therapy) is most effective when using silver coins; other materials are ineffective.
Recently, on a private Facebook group, a mother shared her experience of using gua sha (scraping therapy) to reduce fever in her child, claiming it was more effective than fever-reducing medication, and received much attention from other mothers.
Anyone can catch a cold, especially those with weak immune systems, young children, and the elderly; people with a history of hypoglycemia or hypotension are also very susceptible.
Gua Sha (scraping) is a folk remedy that is very effective for treating colds; however, it is not suitable for all cases.
After her boyfriend performed a traditional Vietnamese scraping therapy (gua sha), Ms. L. exhibited unusual symptoms and died shortly afterward.
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