Coronation Ice and Hot Bag

Heat and cold therapy are often recommended to help relieve an aching pain that results from muscle or joint damage.

• Cold treatment reduces inflammation by decreasing blood flow. Apply within 48 hours after an injury.
• Heat treatment promotes blood flow and helps muscles relax. Use for chronic pain

Product Description:

It is a premium quality product which is multipurpose usable product. It is a soothing way to reduce your pain, tension, headache and swelling. It can be used to take cold therapy for Neck, Back, Shoulder, Elbow etc. It can also be used for hot therapy by filling boiled water in this pack. 

Cold Therapy:

• Reduces blood flow to an injured area. This slows the rate of inflammation and reduces the risk of swelling and tissue damage.
• It also numbs sore tissues, acting as a local anesthetic, and slows down the pain messages being transmitted to the brain.
• Ice can help treat a swollen and inflamed joint or muscle. It is most effective within 48 hours of an injury.
• Rest, ice, compression and elevation (RICE) are part of the standard treatment for sports injuries.
• Note that ice should not normally be applied directly to the skin.

• Cold treatment can help in cases of:

  • Osteoarthritis
  • A recent injury
  • Gout
    
  • strains
  • Tendinitis, or irritation in the tendons following activity

Hot Therapy:

• Applying heat to an inflamed area will dilate the blood vessels, promote blood flow, and help sore and tightened muscles relax.
• Improved circulation can help eliminate the buildup of lactic acid waste occurs after some types of exercise. Heat is also psychologically reassuring, which can enhance its analgesic properties.
• Heat therapy is usually more effective than cold at treating chronic muscle pain or sore joints caused by arthritis.

• Hot treatment can help in cases of:

  • Osteoarthritis
  • Strains and sprains
  • Tendonitis, or chronic irritation and stiffness in the tendons
  • Warming up stiff muscles or tissue before activity
  • Relieving pain or spasms relating to neck or back injury,

Key Features : -

• It comes with very soft fabric
• It is used for bath hot & cold therapy
• It does not leak.
• It is convenient and handy
• Best for home healthcare.

When to use:

• Ice treatment reduces muscle spasms, pain, swelling and bruising
• Heat treatment is excellent for sore, stiff, nagging muscles, joint pain and injuries

How to Use:

 1. Cold therapy:

• Fill the bag with ice.
  
• Fill bag 2/3 full with ice and cold water and then securely screw-on cap. Place directly onto affected area for twenty minutes or more.
• Apply to affected areas.
• Ice Bag/Pack is a first-aid essential in life.

Precautions for Cold Therapy:

• Do not place the cold pack in the freezer;
• Fill the ice bag TWO-THIRDS FULL with either cold tap water, ice water, crushed ice, or ice cubes;

To prevent frostbite:

• Let the bag sit for at least 5 minutes before use;
• Always place a towel between the cold pack and your skin;
  
• Do not fall asleep with the cold pack on your skin;
  
• Do not use the cold pack on the same part for longer than 20 minutes; (If needed, the packs may be used multiple times a day)

2. Hot therapy:

• Fill bag 2/3 full with hot water and then securely screw-on cap. Place directly onto affected area for twenty minutes or more.
  
• Apply to affected areas.

Precautions for Hot Therapy:

• Fill the bag TWO-THIRDS FULL with warm water
  
• Do not place the pack in a microwave oven to heat the water;

To prevent burns:

• DO NOT fill with water up till the mouth of the bag.
• Let the bag sit for at least 5 minutes before use;
  
• Always place a towel between the hot pack and your skin;
  
• Do not fall asleep with the hot pack on your skin;
  
• Do not use the hot pack on the same part for longer than 15 minutes; (If needed, the packs may be used multiple times a days)