Deep Freeze Cold Patch 4s

Pain Relief Cold Patch. Up to 12 hours pain relief. Once removed, it can continue to provide pain relief for up to 9 hours. Scientifically Proven Cooling Relief. Works Like Ice by cooling the affected or swollen area. Cold Therapy is recommended by physiotherapists for sharp, shooting pain, joint, foot and muscular pain, sprains and strains, bruises and minor sports injuries. Can also be used for pain associated with arthritis and muscular back pain in pregnancy.  Pack of 4 patches, easy to use and provide quick relief to a wide range of symptoms.  Keep a pack in your first aid kit.

• Pack contains 4 adhesive patches
• Up to 12 hours pain relief (9 hours after removal)
• Recommended by physiotherapists
• Use for sprains and strains and minor sports injuries
• Scientifically proven cooling back, neck & shoulder, legs & feet
• Treats joint, foot and muscular pain
• Helps prevent secondary tissue damage
• Cooling therapy can help to decrease blood flow and helps soothe the affected area quickly with lasting effects

What is muscle pain?

Muscle pain is a sign of an injury, infection, disease or other health problem. You may feel a deep, steady ache or random sharp pains. Some people have muscle pain all over, while others have it in specific areas. Everyone experiences muscle pain differently. People of all ages and genders can have sore muscles. When you try a new physical activity or switch up your exercise routine, you may experience delayed-onset muscle soreness (DOMS). Muscle aches may come on six to 12 hours after a workout and last up to 48 hours. You feel pain as the muscles heal and get stronger.

Causes of muscles aches?

Stress

Stress makes it harder for the body to fight off disease. In people who are unwell and stressed, the muscles may ache as the body struggles to combat inflammation or infection.

Symptoms of stress include:

• Heart palpitations or an increased heart rate
• High blood pressure
• Headaches
• Shaking
• Chest pains
• Feeling breathless or hyperventilating

Nutritional deficit

A person may experience muscular aches and pains because they are not getting the proper nutrition from their diet. Vitamin D plays a particularly important role in ensuring that the muscles function correctly. Vitamin D helps with the absorption of calcium, and a deficiency can lead to hypocalcemia. Hypocalcemia is a condition in which the blood calcium level is low, which can affect the bones and organs in addition to the muscles.

Sprains and strains

Strains, sprains, and other injuries can cause muscle pain and discomfort. People may find that a particular area of the body becomes stiff and achy if it is injured. Pulling muscles can also cause muscle soreness. Some sprains and strains do not need treatment, but a person should rest, take over-the-counter (OTC) pain relievers, or use heat packs to ease the symptoms. However, if the injury is causing significant pain, restricting normal movement, or not improving with time, it is advisable to make an appointment with a doctor.