Do you often get rheumatism by soaking your feet?

Regular foot soaking generally does not get rheumatism.

Foot soaking itself is a beneficial way of health. It can promote blood circulation, improve blood supply to the feet, help relieve fatigue, and make people feel relaxed and comfortable. The causes of rheumatism are more complex, mainly related to autoimmune abnormalities, genetic factors, infections, etc., rather than being directly caused by foot soaking.

The normal process of foot soaking does not trigger immune disorders or other mechanisms that cause rheumatism. On the contrary, proper foot soaking has many benefits for the body, such as relieving muscle tension through warm stimulation.

Even long-term foot soaking, as long as the method is correct and the water temperature is appropriate, it will not increase the risk of rheumatism. Moreover, foot soaking may also improve the overall state of the body to some extent and enhance resistance.

There is no direct correlation between regular foot soaking and rheumatism, and people can safely soak their feet to enjoy the health benefits. However, it is necessary to grasp the correct methods and precautions when soaking feet to ensure safety and effectiveness.