Hot compress. Cold compress. What should we choose?
Many people are still confused about this: When the pain is swollen, it should be cold or hot compress. This clip, I would like to tell you what kind of compress is different, and what does cold compress help?
Cold compresses work well for the first 24 or 48 hours of pain, especially if there is inflammation: pain, swelling, red, hot, such as a sprained ankle, a flip ankle, a fall, a knock after injection, a blood draw, or a tooth extraction. Cold helps blood vessels contract, reduce inflammation, reduce swelling, help stop bleeding, help reduce pain.
Hot compression applies to symptoms that have been around for a while, possibly for days to weeks, or chronic for months, such as back pain, office syndrome. The heat allows blood vessels to expand, cause blood flow well, relieve muscles, reduce muscle spasticity.
Two diseases that people confuse are migraine pain and menstrual pain. What should I use?
- Migraine pain is partly caused by dilated blood vessels, so it should be cold compressed to relieve pain.
- Menstrual pain is caused by muscle flexion, so it should be hot compressed to help the muscles relax.
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