Here is the English translation of the provided text: "Does sweating and detoxification cure postpartum illness?" Note: The line breaks ("") are preserved as per the instruction to return them unchanged.

Patient's question:

During postpartum period, using a fan or air conditioner can sometimes cause soreness in the calves when exposed to cold air, and I'm afraid of getting postpartum illnesses. The help I want: Can sweating and detoxification really treat postpartum illnesses?

Doctor's answer:

The "sweating method" is one of the earliest and most widely used treatment methods in traditional Chinese medicine. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the "sweating method" not only relieves menstrual pain, activates the body's organs, improves mental state and restores physical strength, but also has the function of regulating the nervous system, dilating peripheral small blood vessels, improving the microcirculatory system, and promoting the functions of the five internal organs and six Fu organs in the human body. It allows internal pathogens to be expelled along with the evaporated sweat. Sweat contains a natural antibody called "Dermicidin" protein, which can kill harmful bacteria such as E. coli, Staphylococcus aureus, and Candida albicans. Through sweating, not only can bacteria and viruses be expelled, but stored coldness in the body can also be completely eliminated through sweating.
Applicable:
1. Postpartum women at the full moon
2. Those who have had miscarriages or induced abortions
3. Individuals who have left health issues during the postpartum period.