The man lying on the river per creep for "mud bath", doctor: if there is a skin disease, it is not recommended to do this

Jimu Journalist Zhan Yan

Recently, in Fuzhou, Fujian, a man was lying in the mud by the river, and the video of "mud bath" was circulated on the Internet, boarding the hot search on various platforms. On the afternoon of September 15th, a doctor told Jimu Journalists that people with healthy people played mud, but if they suffer from skin diseases, it is not recommended to "bath" in the mud by the river.

In the live video, a man was lying in the mud by the water, rubbing his body and legs with mud. After rubbing, he was lying in the mud and squirmed, looking very comfortable and relaxing. At this time, the mud was basically not over his body.

The man is lying in the mud beach and rubbing his feet with mud

After the video was released, some netizens speculated that the man may have recently paid off the debt, so he was so leisurely; some netizens joked that when he was so big to play mud, he would not be beaten by his mother; In fact, this is also a good way to relax.

On the afternoon of September 15, the video photographer "Xiaoshi Mi" told Jimu Journalists that the video was shot by him on the afternoon of the 12th. On the afternoon of that day, when she was walking on the riverside of the Wulongjiang River in Fuzhou, she found an uncle "bathing" in the mud beach. "The river is relatively wide in this place, and it feels very interesting, I took it down." "Xiaoshi Mimi" said. At that time, the uncle looked back at her, and she was embarrassed to leave. After she posted the video to the video platform, she accidentally appeared on the hot search.

Li Tenglong, the attending physician of the dermatology department of Wuhan First Hospital, said that some of the treated soil for bathing may be beneficial to skin or relief fatigue. For example, mud and masks made of volcanic ash may contain some sulfur components, which will play a role in sterilizing and anti -inflammatory, and have a certain treatment effect. In addition, there are some processed mud, adding some medicinal ingredients such as Chinese medicine, which can also promote skin health and relieve stress.

However, Li Tenglong said that if mud baths are directly exposed in the river or lake, it may play the opposite role. There may be some residues and rotten objects of animals such as aquatic plants or dead fish and shrimp in the mud beaches of the river. These substances will be stimulated when they touch the skin. If there is a skin disease on the body, the mud bath may stimulate the wound or cause the skin inflammation; some fungi and parasites in the soil may also affect physical health. This will not only help the body, but also cause skin damage.

Li Tenglong said that people who are healthy are not hindered to play mud by the river, but if they have skin diseases, it is not recommended to "bath" in the mud by the river.

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