Thailand Bangkok – A Thai woman who seeks treatment to remove “air” in her stomach uses an unorthodox way but ends up getting burned by fire.
Introduction
The method involved the woman lighting her stomach area on fire, a practice deeply rooted in Thai culture. While traditional beliefs may support such treatments, the lack of scientific evidence raises concerns about their safety and effectiveness.
The method involves lighting her stomach area on fire which is a traditional method to “remove air” However there is no scientific proof for such “treatment”.
The nurse applied 150ml of 95% alcohol.
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The doctor herbs and other traditional medicine over the stomach area and added alcohol before lighting it on fire.
The doctor instructed the nurse to apply alcohol to “sanitize”
In this bizarre scenario, a nurse played a crucial role in the application of the treatment. Applying 150ml of 95% alcohol, the nurse followed the doctor’s instructions, intending to “sanitize” the area before the unconventional treatment.
Doctor fled Thailand
Initially, the doctor promised to “fix” her scars but after 1 year the doctor disappeared. The woman had no choice but to seek help from the media.
The woman who was left with the scars was unable to seek compensation from the clinic as the doctor had already fled the country.
A netizen said it is common for people to open up clinics or Pharmacies in Thailand without trained staff
“Thailand, right? Studying to be a pharmacist, opening a drug store, hanging a sign, then having an uncle and an aunt sell drugs instead. nursing assistant No need to study a specific subject. Just go to a short course. Got a license to become a doctor and can give injections. Traditional Thai medicine only teaches the basics. Knowledge of snakes and fish Got a certificate to work as a doctor at a clinic. Can do everything And wait for another case like this to happen. Don’t worry, there are still other clinics. There are many other business models like this. Just waiting for who will be next. Can’t fix it”