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04 Tue

Ankle Sprain Grades

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Ankle Sprain Grades Michelle Millner, PT, DPT, OCS Rolling your ankle or twisting it can lead to a sprain of the ankle. But what does that really mean? A sprain means that the connective tissue connecting one bone to another (ligaments) gets over stretched or torn during...

Tags: ankle, compression, elevation, grade, ice, rest, RICE, sprain

15 Sat

Snow, Ice, Falls… and a FOOSH?

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What’s a FOOSH? Written by: Paul Kochoa, PT, DPT, OCS, CKTP, CGFI Snow, ice, slips, falls… These terms go hand in hand. With cold, foul weather, there’s inevitably a rise in a thing called FOOSH. What’s a FOOSH? It’s medical shorthand for a Fall On OutStretched Hand. It’s...

Tags: arm, bone, elbow, fall, fracture, ice, Paul Kochoa, shoulder, slip, snow, wrist

29 Thu

How to make a homemade gel pack

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How to make a homemade gel pack Written by: Paul Kochoa, PT, DPT, OCS, CKTP, CGFI Just a quick post today about how to make homemade gel pack instead of just using ice for your bumps and bruises. I’ve written about using heat or ice before on this...

Tags: gel, ice, injury, pack, pain, Paul Kochoa

12 Fri

Heat or Ice?

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Heat or Ice? Written by: Paul Kochoa, PT, DPT, OCS, CKTP, CGFI My patients will often times ask me, “My [insert body part here] hurts. What should I put on it? Heat or ice?” Well, my answer is that it depends on the type of injury. First, let’s...

Tags: acute, chronic, heat, ice, injuries, injury, pain, Paul Kochoa

Tag Archives: ice

Ankle Sprain Grades

Snow, Ice, Falls… and a FOOSH?

How to make a homemade gel pack

Heat or Ice?