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This article introduces two folk remedies for treating tonsillitis without surgery. The first remedy involves using the skin shed by snakes (snake slough), mixed with raw eggs and cooking it with a little oil. This method is effective for mild cases and can cure the condition in a few days. The second remedy suggests dissolving alum in warm water, adding snake slough, and boiling it for mild tonsillitis. For severe cases, consulting a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner or visiting the hospital is recommended. A enthusiastic netizen shared these remedies, emphasizing their effectiveness and suggesting sharing them with readers.
Tonsillitis Cured Without Surgery, Shed Snake Skin to the Rescue! Enthusiastic Netizen (Shepherd, QQ 893363488): Hello, Teacher Hu, I have two effective folk remedies from my hometown for treating tonsillitis: 1. Take an appropriate amount of snake slough (the skin shed by snakes), wash and chop it, mix it with a raw egg, and stir-fry with a little oil. Eat this once a day, and it should cure the condition in a few days! 2. Crush a piece of alum (a traditional Chinese medicine) and dissolve it in warm water, then add finely chopped snake slough, boil, and drink. This works well for mild tonsillitis, but for severe cases, it’s best to go to the hospital. I drank this a lot as a child. You might want to consult a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner about the rationale behind these remedies. If feasible, please share them with your readers! I hope this adds value to your platform for folk remedies. Contributor: Anonymous.
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