2016年2月16日星期二

Chinese Medicated Bath in Shijiazhuang Kidney Disease Hospital

Chinese medicated bath is a traditional Chinese therapy in which the selected Chinese herbal medicines are processed and made into bath foam. As is recorded, the medicated bath can be traced back to Zhou dynasty, when people began to use Eupatorium in baths to clear up the body odor. And the medicated bath became very popular in Song dynasty. Chinese medicated bath is easy to operate and safe, which can avoid the side effects. In our hospital, the Chinese medicated bath can be applied to following kidney diseases.

1. Nephritic Edema

2. Chronic Kidney Failure ( Azotemia)

3. Itchy skin

4. Joint pains caused by rheumatism

5. External Infection Accompanied with Kidney Disease

6. Peripheral Neuropathy accompanied with Diabetes

7. Relief of tiredness and sleep problems

8. Weight loss

I will introduce the therapeutic effect which is the most concerned question and it can be summerized into the following points

1. Promote blood circulation

2. Sweat to improve the excretion of metabolic wastes

3. With blood circulation, the medicine can be infiltrated into the lesions directly to regulate the functions of internal organs.

4. Enhance immunity and reduce fatigue.

5. Calm the nerves and improve the sleep .

Although it is easy to operate, not all patients are suitable for Chinese Medicated Bath. Following patients are not fit for Chinese medicated bath.

1. Patients with high blood pressure

2. Patients with fever and heavy sweating

3. Patients with open wound on the skin

4. Patients with severe heart disease

5. Patients who are allergic to Chinese medicated bath


Actually, Chinese Medicated bath is only an auxiliary therapy in our hospital. The most characteristic therapies in our hospital are Immunotherapy and Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy. You can click our online service to seek further consultation.

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