Can fish therapy infect beriberi? Can fish therapy cure beriberi?

Under normal circumstances, fish therapy can't cure beriberi, but it can remove the dead skin on the feet. The environment in fish therapy is not particularly hygienic, and it may be prone to infectious diseases. Let's take a closer look!

Can fish therapy infect beriberi? Generally speaking, fish therapy can't cure beriberi, which is caused by fungal infection. The key is to eliminate fungi, keep your feet clean at ordinary times, wear shoes with good air permeability, don't eat spicy and irritating food, and choose a regular place for fish therapy to observe whether the water quality is clean, otherwise you may be infected with beriberi. I hope I can help you.

Can fish therapy cure beriberi? No, fish therapy can only remove dead skin, but it can't remove common beriberi, and the sanitary environment of fish therapy is also worrying.

Most dermatologists have reservations about this. Fish therapy may have a good effect on peeling off dead skin, but it can't be proved to treat dermatoses and beriberi in medical clinic.

Moreover, many hotels and pedicure places use ordinary small fish raised artificially instead of toothless parent fish living in hot springs, so the infection rate of ordinary small fish is relatively high. In fact, the so-called hot spring fish therapy health care should not lie in fish therapy, but in hot springs. Because hot springs contain high content of minerals, they have a certain health care effect on human body and skin.

Why do fish bite their feet? Because the dead skin on their feet is their food. . . The scientific name of the hot spring parent fish is Yukiko, which is a new species of fish artificially bred by the male parent of Turkish Yukiko and the female parent of local tropical fish, and its body length is only 2~4 cm. This kind of fish is a tropical fish, generally living in hot spring water, heated water, brackish fresh water and high temperature water of 25 ~ 40 degrees Celsius.