As far as you know, what so-called indigenous methods are actually pseudoscience?

Some indigenous methods are very harmful to people. Let's talk about them I know this. I hope everyone can judge some local traditional methods to avoid hurting their own bodies and children's bodies. If you don't feel well, you should go to the hospital in time to avoid delaying the best treatment period. 1. When watching TV series, I saw that some children had their heads broken, and grandparents took out incense ashes and applied them to the children's wounds, saying that it was to stop bleeding. In fact, this is a very dangerous thing. You can never cover a broken head, which is easy to cause the wound to coagulate. Some coagulated blood clots will enter our heads along the blood vessels, not to mention smearing incense ashes on the wounds. When you can't eat fish, you choke on steamed bread or soak in vinegar. This is also a very dangerous thing. If we are caught by fishbone and choke on steamed bread, it is very likely that fishbone will sink deeper and deeper, thus penetrating our esophagus and entering our chest. There are many organs in our chest, and the nearest ones are the lungs and the heart. If the fishbone is inserted into our heart, it will make us go into shock and even lose our lives. Although vinegar is acidic, it can soften things, but for fishbones, 3. If the child has a fever, just cover the quilt and sweat. Sweating does have a certain cooling effect on our fever, but as long as we have a fever, there is no need to cover the quilt. If the degree of fever is not very high, gallnut may also affect our heat dissipation and be hindered. If you don't feel cold when you have a fever, you don't need to cover the quilt. You just need to cool down physically, but you also need to cool down scientifically, such as applying a cool towel to your forehead. Pay attention. Don't use ice, and then try rubbing your body with alcohol. These are scientific physical cooling methods, which are enough for some mild fever, and there is no need to cover the quilt.