Holding ice against that part of the body that has received a blow of some sort results in slowing down the blood in that area, which in turn reduces bruising and swelling. However, I'm more inclined to pour scotch over ice when I'm injured.
Put on the ice immediately, it should calm the swelling.
rest and put ice on the injured spot (especially if it is sore or something twisted.) reasons why you could be injured could be that you don't warm up properly
what happens if you put sakt and ice on your body
When an ankle is injured the first biological response is for the affected joint to begin to swell. This is the body's way of protecting itself. The first recommendation is to ice down the joint. You may secure a prepared icepack or make one yourself with zip-lock bag and several ice cubes. Next wrap the icepack to the joint with an ace bandage and elevate the foot for relief.
That of course depends on how much ice youre talking about and how much heat is present. Put a hand-full of ice cubes in a microwave for ten--you betcha. leave an iceberg out in the sea on a hot day--maybe (probably) not...
well heres how u place it.... well u know that the bass drum is on the ground in front of you... and place the 2 toms on the bass drum... then u put your snare right in front of you... then you put youre biggest tom on the right side of your body.. then put your crash on the far right end... and put youre high hat on youre left side and there it is!!
Evaluate if there is too much swelling around the injured area. If you are able to walk or put pressure on the injury in question then it might be alright just to put some ice on it. If you cannot put pressure on the injured area it may be the best idea to go see a doctor.
I can only answer that when you put that down
iT DEPENDS HOW BADLY INGURED THEY ARE. IF IT IS VERY BAD, THEN THEYOBVIOUSLY WILL BE PUT DOWN. AND IT DEPENDS HOW THEY HAVE BEEN HURT, AND WHERE ON THEY'RE BODY THEY ARE HURT.
A skin graft.
kills youre game DO NOT PUT IT INTO YOURE PARTY
No, the same number of officials remain on the ice the entire game (excluding an official being injured and unable to continue).