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Posted: 8 years ago

#21

Originally posted by: baijubavra

The old practice works by making the patient sweat and is not as fast. Internal damage may start if one waits too long. That's why they started the new practice in late 70s.

Also in old days they used to cover the burns but now they tell us to put it under cold water so a blister can form.

no i meant, from ishwari and sonakshi's point of view ..

ishwari being from old generation ,went by the old method and sonakshi being of today's generation by cold shower method..

so basically it is old generation versus new generation (i understand what cv's tried to show but the dialogues🤢)

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ASHREENA

@ASHREENA

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Posted: 8 years ago

#22

That's what they do in the hospitals as well...if you go to the emergency and you have a high temperature like dev they give you a cold shower... I always do that with my daughter and nephews as big as they are...it would be dumb for a doctor to say otherwise...

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vivekathapli

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Posted: 8 years ago

#23

Even I remember once I had high fever the doctor kept me in ac room for the whole day so that temp comes down

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Sneha

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Posted: 8 years ago

#24

Yess...that's the right way of reducing fever...coz wenever body fights with any infection it generates heat which is the cause of fever, here in this country where I live...we been told by the doctors that take off ur clothes in fever...we do same with our little one...coz putting more layers on ur body only makes the condition worse...

Omg too much gyan I've given 😆