Excessive Use In Medical Circles: Using X- Ray To Measure Whether Shoes Fit Properly

According to foreign media reports, if we can use drugs and treatment rationally, mankind will benefit from it.

But there are always some examples of overuse, which may bring danger to human life.

Using x- ray to measure whether the shoes fit properly.

From 30 to 50s twentieth Century, when American children bought new shoes, they climbed up a wooden device, pressed the button, and looked at the bones in their feet with weird green light.

According to convention, the shoe store at that time will have a fluorescent mirror. The child will put his feet in x- ray for 5 to 45 seconds, then confirm that the shoes will not fit properly.

It was not until the first atomic bomb exploded that people realized the danger of radiation to the human body.

This device was eliminated by history.

Bloodletting

Bloodletting therapy in the middle ages is said to cure all diseases.

Until today, people are still using it.

Blood specialist Du Fuyin said she would use this method when she was treating patients with excess red blood cells.

But according to historical records, ten to nine cases of this treatment will not cure the disease.

The most typical example is George Washington, the first president of the United States.

He suffered wind damage and difficulty breathing.

In a short span of twenty-one hours, doctors in Washington were bleeding four times, with a total blood volume of 2000 milliliters, and then died of weakness.

Even a healthy person will become very weak after losing so much blood.