Can you treat a sprained foot with liquor???

No. Sprains are generally not a problem for patients, so just get some ready-made medicine and solve it. In fact, this is just relieving pain, not ** at all.

Sprains generally hurt soft tissues such as cartilage and ligaments, and the regeneration ability of soft tissues is weak, so they can only rely on drugs to help them grow, so key drugs help repair injured tissues. And now the hospital does not have a drug that can repair the soft tissue. Generally, prescribe some anti-inflammatory, blood circulation and blood stasis medicine, and then let you rest or exercise.

At that time, the problem will not be solved, and it will only delay**.

To repair the damaged soft tissue, only in the first time of the sprain using traditional Chinese medicine**, professional **soft tissue injury of traditional Chinese medicine can prepare a good drug for you, early soft tissue injury within 1 month of timely use of traditional Chinese medicine**generally in about 40 days can be basic**, sprains for a long time (more than half a year), sprains a lot, **is more difficult. In order to heal the soft tissue injury quickly and thoroughly, it is necessary to choose Chinese medicine within the first time of injury, and only Chinese medicine ** soft tissue injury is the only hope.

Before the ** is healed, rest more and do not move the joints too much, so as not to aggravate the injury. Western drugs should be used with caution, especially hormone-containing drugs.

Good luck soon**!

It is effective, but it is better not to use it just for sprains, try to use cold compresses within two days to prevent greater edema, and can not use external drugs and massages, and after three days, you can switch to hot compresses, and you can use external drugs. In addition, if the pain is obvious, you can take some painkiller medications.

Question 1: Do I have a sprained foot? Is it OK to drink alcohol?

Condition analysis: depending on your situation, a sprained foot is a ligament injury, you can drink alcohol in moderation, but you can't drink more Suggestions: 1, hot compress, more **2, with and blood circulation and pain relief, tendon and Tongluo drugs or Qi drugs 3, light diet, pay attention to nutrition.

Question 2: Can I drink beer if I have a sprained foot It's okay to drink liquor, it depends on whether you can drink it or not.

Question 3: Can I drink alcohol if I have a sprained foot Don't drink alcohol 24 hours before and drink a little alcohol after 24 hours, it's not a big problem.

Question 4: Can I drink alcohol if my foot is twisted? Do not rub the foot within 24 hours after twisting, do not apply hot compresses, Bhutan can only use cold compresses, apply ice cubes on the sprain, can reduce swelling, and after 24 hours, you can apply hot compresses, which can invigorate blood. Drinking alcohol helps to invigorate the blood. Hope it works for you.

Question 5: Can you drink alcohol with a sprained foot Passing by an old group store with video discs, I found a movie called 'I wish I still had alcohol in hell'. The cover depicts a man holding a wine bottle while his waitress laughing friend puts her hand on his shoulder.

I was blown away by the name of this movie. Curious and knowingly, I asked the clerk, 'What is this movie about?' The clerk calmly said, "It's about drunkards."

Later, I bought the DVD and brought it home, and I have been hesitating whether to **. Later, it was found that this movie is about a drunkard lawyer who ignores social norms, is drunk and promiscuous, and is full of riffraff, and in most cases he behaves like a reckless pig's head. I kept wondering why I bought this DVD.

What secret thoughts are hidden in the heart? I'm thinking.

Question 6: Can I drink alcohol if I have a sprained foot? OK. There is also a certain ** effect.

If you have broken your feet, you can't wipe them with white wine.

Swelling usually occurs during the acute phase of the injury, and it is critical to reduce fluid secretion in the injured area, thereby reducing the swelling.

Alcohol rubbing will make the affected area hot, the blood vessels will dilate, increase local blood flow, and the function is equivalent to a hot compress. This requires the blood vessels to constrict, but if you rub the affected area with alcohol, it will swell even more.

Analysis: Do not drink alcohol if you sprain your foot.

Guidance: After ligament strain, local swelling, pain, tenderness, and bruising can be seen with subcutaneous hemorrhage. It is very important to properly manage joint ligament sprains at an early stage.

For mild ankle sprains, cold compresses should be applied to reduce the formation of hematomas. At the same time, it can be applied externally to promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis. This will make the swelling subside and the pain lessen.

It usually takes 10-14 days to recover.