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Backpain - hotpack - optimal temperature

2019-02-12 16:43:33
What should be the optimal temperature of hot water inside hot pack, which is used for relieving back pain?
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Hello,       Apply warm massage to the area to improve blood flow and temperature of water should be tolerated to skin only.Add pain reliever (Ibuprofen) every 8 hours.

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Normal heat tat ur skin can tolerate s enough

Answered2019-02-12 17:03:03

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