10 Interesting Fact About Medical myths

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• Myth that eating durian and drinking alcohol together can cause deadly poisoning is wrong. Both can be consumed together without causing significant dangerous effects.
• Sucking fingers when injured can accelerate healing. This is not true; Sucking fingers can actually add to the risk of infection.
• Drinking green coconut water can help overcome diarrhea. This is also wrong; Green coconut water does not have a drug effect on diarrhea.
• Bathing after eating can cause stomach cramps. This is a very common myth but does not have a scientific basis.
• Sleeping with wet hair can cause health problems. This is also wrong; There is no evidence that sleeping with wet hair can cause health problems.
• Many people believe that drinking milk during flu can worsen symptoms. However, there is no medical evidence that supports this claim.
• Using raw garlic as a medicine for toothache is the wrong myth. Raw garlic has no real effect on toothache.
• The myth that drinking ice water can cause health problems such as sore throat and flu is wrong. There is no medical evidence that supports this claim.
• Consumption of lime can help overcome headaches. This is also wrong; Lime does not have a drug effect for headaches.
• Many people believe that taking bone soup can help heal wounds faster. However, there is no medical evidence that supports this claim.