Wax therapy in general has no side effects or hazards, but if it is not operated properly, it can cause burns; or patients who are allergic to wax, have thermal diseases or skin injuries can cause allergic reactions and aggravate the side effects and hazards of the disease after using it.
1. Causing burns: Wax therapy is a kind of physical therapy method that utilizes heated wax to produce thermal stimulation on the affected area to achieve the effect of treating diseases, if the temperature is not mastered well in wax therapy, the temperature is too high and it will cause burns on the local skin.
2. Induce allergy: the material used in wax therapy is generally paraffin, which belongs to alkane mixture. Patients who are allergic to the components of paraffin may have allergic symptoms such as itching, redness, swelling and rash after wax therapy.
2. Aggravation: Wax therapy belongs to warm therapy, patients with thermal diseases or local skin diseases may be aggravated by wax therapy.
Wax therapy is recommended to be used under the operation of professional physicians, do not use it by yourself to avoid the adverse consequences of improper operation.