Patient's question:
I have been suffering from rheumatism for several years. I had never had it before. After giving birth to my child, I noticed that whenever it was cloudy or snowy, my leg joints would feel particularly uncomfortable. At first, I thought that taking it slow would be better, but I found that when it was cold, it didn't help at all. It was still the same as before. I heard that snake meat can treat rheumatism, but I dare not eat it. Can snake meat treat postpartum rheumatism?Doctor's answer:
This disease primarily manifests as pain in the whole body's muscles and joints, aversion to wind, cold, and fatigue, but the affected joints and muscles do not become red or swollen.1. Discomfort in the hands and feet joints, accompanied or not accompanied by lower back pain.
2. Postpartum women with rheumatic fever and general weakness often feel tired, so do not believe that general weakness is a cold.
3. Eye discomfort, distress from wind, and tears.
4. Headache and dizziness should not be treated blindly with painkillers to prevent adverse effects on the mother and infant.
Snake meat can alleviate rheumatic joint pain. Although snakes are nutritious, they are also hair products. Patients with gastritis should not eat them.
It is recommended that they should eat more vegetables and fruits, and their diet should be light. Pay attention to keeping warm to prevent colds.