Heat therapy

Switching between hot and cold therapies can help relieve psoriatic arthritis pain. Heat therapy can relieve stiffness and cold therapy can soothe joints.

For swelling, bruises, sprains, strains, aches, and pains: Know when to use hot or cold therapy. Here's advice from our "Down Home" blogger from The Old Farmer's Almanac.

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Some of our body parts are vital, some are seemingly or truly useless. Here are some little-known body parts that lie somewhere in between and don't get that much attention.

Portable, home-based units provide a convenient and safe method for applying TENS to your pain areas.

A Physiotherapists Guide To Heat v Cold Therapy - Which To Use For Acute Pain - Flare Ups - Chronic Pain

Massage therapists use heat—a lot. From hot packs to heated stones and poultices, practitioners apply heat in many forms. Even in summer, our clients seem to love a hot towel or warmed table. So, why are we so fond of heat?