Seek out natural remedies first before resorting to extreme measures such as squeezing or compressing an area which may cause more harm than good in some cases .

This hadith is about the Prophet Muhammad's advice to a woman who visited him with her son who had not been weaned yet. Her son had urinated on his clothes and the Prophet ordered water to be sprinkled over them. She also mentioned that she had squeezed her son's swollen uvula and the Prophet advised her against it and told her to use Indian Aloe wood instead as it contains seven types of remedies, one of which was for pleurisy. He said that it should be applied through the nose for swelling in the uvula and poured into the side of mouth for pleurisy. This shows us how knowledgeable our beloved prophet was in medicine as well as how compassionate he was towards children even though they were not his own offspring. He showed kindness by ordering water to be sprinkled over soiled clothes instead of reprimanding or scolding them like many people would have done at that time period. It also teaches us that we should always seek out natural remedies before resorting to more extreme measures such as squeezing or compressing an area which may cause more harm than good in some cases.