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How does icing support our injuries?


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Post On: 2008-08-23 12:16:24

 How does icing support our injuries?
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By contrast, how does heating help and when do we know which one to ingest when we get injured?
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 Post On: 2008-08-23 12:21:43
User: Lynn L
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Generally, its cold packs the first 24 hours after an trauma and after that heat, until it subsides.
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 Post On: 2008-08-23 12:22:09
User: Karen N
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Icing reduces inflammation... Heat increases circulation to the strained area. You should ice first, and then ingest heat.
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 Post On: 2008-08-23 12:39:02
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By keeping any swelling at a minimum. You use it for the first note four hours, several times, note transactions on, note off. After that you crapper begin with some moist heat, or both ice & heat if they both make things feel better. If you use both, again, note transactions on, note off.
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 Post On: 2008-08-23 14:36:03
User: LloydTheFootMan
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Icing reduces inflammation to the Atlantic you hit injured. Ice is obviously cold and it is the body's uncolored response to limit murder line to an Atlantic which is cold initially. By reaction murder line to the area, you limit the amount of inflammation and inflammatory mediators to the area, reaction swelling. Too such symptom to Atlantic can slow healing. Its essential not to ice such more than 20minutes at a time as this can cause an increase in murder line to the Atlantic (hence more inflammation). Ice is commonly exclusive used for the prototypal 48 hours after an injury. Using this information you can then adapt what heating an injury module do. Heat module cause an increase in murder line to the heated Atlantic and to the peripheral. Heat in connective tissue such as muscles, ligaments and tendons increases there elasticity (so they wont be as tight) and is very good for adjustment tissue and crescendo murder flow. This can be rattling helpful in habitual injuries. I hope this every made sense, just a taste of my brain on essay and my discernment with my studies, and hoped it helped answer your questions. Regards, Lloyd
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