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Fish therapy gone wrong BY: Hedy Khoo
The latest health fad in town involves letting little fishes nibble your legs to get rid of dead skin. These fishes are dubbed "doctor fish", but two sisters who went for the therapy earlier this month ended up having to visit real doctors instead. They claimed that their legs became itchy and turned red and blotchy. They also said they had brown patches and scaly skin after going to a "fish spa" that features the Garra rufa fish, a Turkish spa fish. Miss Jas Huang, 22, a manicurist, and her younger sister Min, 20, a hairstylist, went for one session at a spa located somewhereon 3rd Aug. The treatment cost them $28 each, for a half-hour session. Clients have to submerge their legs in a tank filled with the fish. Stinging sensation Miss Jas Huang said: "Our legs had turned red after the treatment. There was a stinging sensation on my legs when I took a shower after going home. "But my sister thought it was part of the after-treatment process. We didn ' t think it was serious until a week later, when the redness and itchiness still did not go away." They then went to see separate doctors who told them that they had fungal infection on their skin. They were given cream to apply to the affected areas. Miss Jas Huang said: "I was very upset and angry at that time. It was supposed to be a treatment to rejuvenate our skin, but now our legs look so ugly that we have to see real doctors."
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Fretting me a lot, am undergoing wat they recited above.
Became itchy? Yes
Getting reddish? Yes
Blotchy? Fortuntely No.
One issue exhilarated me is tat I am not gotten affected tat soon as what quoted on the email. The itchiness simply riled me 2 or 3 days after the treatment. It shud be a bugs bite if so?
Hv been varying the cream application as I noticed no improvement towards the healing. I cant find my Zambuk. Sh*t!! It's just appearing somewhere if I dun need it, come to the moment I require its help, it's just vanishing!
Last remedy applied : 青草油.
Does tis sort of forwarded email deserve to be trusted?
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