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I have just learned that if you have an infection you should NOT use heat. The reason being is that it draws the infection out, and encourages it to spread. Cold is the way to go if you are going to use a compress (although it may be difficult. I know that a warm compress has helped me more than a cold compress.)
Perhaps you enquire regarding 'hot and cold compress' as used for sprains and tissue damage.
Could the inquiry been about hot and cold compress, a method used to relieve sprains.
Cold - ice or an icepak will reduce swelling. Heat packs should not be used until the tissues have regained normal skin temperature, which usually takes 2 or 3 days.
use cocoa butter !
Cold compresses are generally used to reduce swelling, minimize bruising, and to treat headaches and sprains.
A warm compress is used to draw pus to the surface and onto the compress material. It should be as warm as bearable, rather than too hot to cause scalding. Change the compress frequently, and only use a new compress as a replacement. Don't wash and reuse a compress to avoid further infection.
Cold reduces blood flow in a local area of tissue, thereby reducing swelling and pain.
Make a compress and put it on the needed area. If you don't know how to make one then ask a russian.
Any muscle can be pulled. However, it is unlikely that you will ever pull your vaginal muscle. A cold compress can be used to ease the pain.
A stye is a blocked hair follicle and not an infection. Erythromycin in an antibiotic ointment used for an infection, so it would not be helpful in this case. A warm compress will help. Wet a washcloth with warm water and place it over the closed eye for a little bit and it should help.
Applying grease, butter, or any other similar substance, will increase the risk of infection. The best thing is to run cool water (not cold) over the burned area, or hold a clean, cold compress on it. However, if the burn is severe, go to your physician, first aid facility, or emergency room, immediately.