To allow a return to normal function and activity, nonpharmacological therapy techniques for acute musculoskeletal injury focus on pain reduction and healing.
Despite widespread confusion regarding which modality (heat vs cold) to employ and when to use it, heat and Cold Pain Therapy modalities are frequently used to aid this outcome.
Heat stimulates the flow of blood in the area where it is applied.
Reduces joint stiffness and muscle spasms, making it effective for tight muscles.
For the first 48 hours following an injury, it should not be used.
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