It depends where you are using it and the temperature. The pack should not exceed 100 degrees Fahrenheit and I would avoid putting the pack around your abdominal area.
it should be replaced-- the heat can destroy the medication with in the jelly
One of the most simple treatments is to take pain medication for the foot soreness. If this is not an option, one can try to apply a cold or hot gel pack to the foot. Caution for those whose feet have inflammation as they should only apply cold gel packs as hot gel packs make the inflammation worse.
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yes, i did
Yes, but you have to be prepared for heartburn after.
Can a pca apply a hot pack
cold pack contains cold stuff like ice, hot pack stuuf like fire
They tell you not to do hot tubs or steam baths or anything like that when you are pregnant; don't want you to overheat the fetus I think. Not sure exactly.
Hot pack applied to two areas
Can a pca apply a hot pack
The hot pack, as a therapeutic device, does not have a single inventor, but its concept has evolved over time. Early forms of hot packs can be traced back to ancient civilizations that used heated stones or water-filled bags for pain relief. Modern hot packs, often filled with substances like gel or rice, were developed in the 20th century as advancements in materials and design improved their efficacy and convenience for therapeutic use.
Can a pca apply a hot pack