Cryotherapy Against

Cryotherapy Against -

Cold therapy is a treatment option in physical therapy in which the cold application is done to help manage the symptoms of an injury musculoskeletal, such as muscle strain or sprain. While cold therapy, also called cryotherapy is a relatively safe treatment tool when done correctly, it may not be appropriate for people with certain conditions.

Contraindications for Cold Therapy

If a client or patient has one of these conditions, cold therapy should not be used . The customer

• Circulatory Reduction function / circulatory disorders
• Increased sensitivity to cold temperatures
• Peripheral vascular disease (PVD)
• Raynaud's disease
• decreased sensation of the skin or the inability to feel hot or cold temperatures
• an open wound or skin condition (for bath whirlpool and contrast baths)
• infection

a comprehensive assessment and review of the portion of the patient's body treatment must be done. You must tell your therapist about the conditions or problems you may have when cold therapy may not be appropriate.

See also

• What Is Cold Therapy?
• When to use cold therapy for your Injury sports
• Iltrasound Therapy

More topics:

Conditions / injury | Physical Therapy | Health and Well-being

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