How is it that cold hands turn purple in winter and it is easy to get frostbite? What is the method of root treatment?

It is mainly related to your personal physique, such as autonomic nerve dysfunction, poor blood circulation in limbs, sweating in hands and feet, etc. It is frostbite that grows easily. Therefore, it is very important to strengthen physical fitness and improve one's cold-proof ability. Often take part in physical labor and physical exercise, such as running, to enhance physical fitness and promote blood circulation. In addition, you can eat more high-calorie foods such as mutton and chocolate in winter, and you can also eat some wine and pepper to sweat and promote blood circulation. First of all, we must strengthen warmth. If chilblain is only a hard knot, it can be scrubbed with pepper tincture and hot alcohol when it is not broken. If it is broken, it can be rubbed with erythromycin ointment and lard honey ointment to promote its early healing. There is no quick cure for chilblain, and prevention is the key. So, I suggest you don't worry. Soaking hands and feet in warm water for about an hour every day is very helpful for relief and recovery. Change it slowly. It's no use being anxious. In addition, we should pay attention to prevention. In late autumn and early winter, use cold water to soak the parts that were often frostbitten in previous years, such as hands and feet. Soak for half an hour first and then for an hour every day, so that it is not easy to recur in winter. Secondly, pay attention to local warmth, such as using gloves, windproof earmuffs and scarves as early as possible when going out in cold weather. Shoes should also be warm, but not too tight. In addition, in late autumn and early winter, you can eat some beef and mutton isothermal supplements to enhance your body's cold tolerance. If it is a person diagnosed as yang deficiency and internal cold by traditional Chinese medicine, Chinese patent medicines such as Liuwei Dihuang Pill can be taken orally as soon as possible for prevention. Rub chilblain cream 1 ~ 2 times a day, slice radish and apply hot compress, or go to a Chinese pharmacy and ask a pharmacist to prescribe a dose of Yaoyinzi stewed chicken soup, soak dried Chili in alcohol (forbidden for those with broken skin and ulceration), and drink a mouthful of red wine. If your hands are hot and itchy but not festering, you can put them together and rub them repeatedly between your thighs to keep them warm. I hope a little experience can help you. I wish you health and happiness.

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