What to do if your stomach cannot feel cold

For postpartum women, their stomachs should not be exposed to cold air or wind, because cold air in the stomach will cause postpartum diseases or gynecological diseases, so postpartum women should pay special attention to avoiding cold wind during the confinement period. When we sleep at night, our stomach cannot be exposed to cold air. The main reason is that cold stomach can cause abdominal or cold symptoms, which requires attention.

Some people will suffer from diarrhea in addition to stomach pain after catching a cold. In this case, once the diarrhea is stopped, the stomach pain will naturally go away. If the stomach pain still occurs after the diarrhea is stopped, continue to take other methods to expel the wind. To stop diarrhea, you can go to a pharmacy and buy some medicine such as norfloxacin; you can also do it yourself. The specific method is to find a piece of fresh ginger, mash it into paste, and then use the ginger paste to mix with white wine and drink it. Please note that you need to use older ginger for better effects, and take it together with wine and ginger paste.

If you have zingiber officinale or black-hearted ginger grown at home, you can dig up a few pieces of ginger, wash them, put them in a pot, add water and boil them for about 15 minutes, then use the hot ginger soup to iron or apply hot compress to your navel. The application time should be more than 30 minutes, usually one or two times is enough.

Collect a handful of mugwort, a handful of onions, and a few pieces of ginger. Wash them, put them in a pot, add water and boil them for about 15 minutes. Then use the hot water to hot compress or iron your navel. Generally, it will be cured in one or two times.

Cupping is a good way to dispel wind and cold. Apply cupping to the navel and its surrounding areas until the pressure is reduced to a point where it is almost impossible to suck in. After the wind is removed, the diarrhea can be stopped on the same day.

Find a piece of ginger, make it into ginger paste, put the ginger paste in a bowl, then add some wine and soak it for more than half an hour. After soaking, drink up the wine and ginger paste, one or two sips at a time, once every four hours or so. Drinking it three or four times can basically stop the diarrhea.

Pick some young shoots of the carambola tree, wash them, and put them into a frying pan together with dry rice. Stir-fry until the rice grains are browned, then add a bowl of water and cook it into porridge. Drink the porridge and throw away the leaves. Generally, one or two drinks are enough.

If you have moxa sticks, you can cut a few thick slices of ginger, place the ginger slices on and around your navel, and then place the burning moxa on the ginger slices to roast them. If you have an moxa burner, use it for moxa fumigation.