Warm & Cold Compress

Warm  & Cold Compress
June 26 07:13 2017 by admin Print This Article

Both hot and cold compresses help in pain management. But they are used for different types of injuries, aches and pains, depending on the symptoms. Heat compression helps ease chronic pain and cold packs are better for injuries, but it is better to consult a doctor if the symptoms are severe.

Hot Compress – when muscles are tight and joints are stiff.

Warm Compress-Cramping or spasm pain such as in during the menstrual cycle

Warm Compresses ease Arthritic pain.

Cold Compress -To stop continuous bleeding.

Swelling in the knee after a fall? Use a Cold Compress for quick relief

Injury caused by trauma/accident -Use an Ice Pack.

Chronic sport Injuries with gnawing pain – Warm Compress

 

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3 Comments

  1. Samantha
    September 27, 06:19 #1 Samantha

    Warm and cold compress are common methods that we use for pain relief. Knowing when and for what to use them is important.

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  2. Manjusha B
    September 30, 08:44 #2 Manjusha B

    Article saved! This is one of the most useful medical blogs I have read in recent times.

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  3. Thanh Kardashian
    August 17, 20:25 #3 Thanh Kardashian

    Its fantastic as your other blog posts : D, thanks for posting .

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