22 Sep
2008

Hot and Cold Transition Baths

Posted by No Carpal Tunnel Blog

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Hot and Cold Transition Baths have helped my hands feel better.  I fill 2 pitchers, 1 with hot water from the tap, and another with cold tap water plus a few ice cubes.

I dump my arm into one pitcher for 30 seconds, then into the other for 30 seconds.  I repeat about 3-5 times.   This helps by improving circulation to your arm.  I do this every day.

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Posted on September 22nd, 2008
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2 Responses to “Hot and Cold Transition Baths”

  1. Icing Pain away for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, RSI, Wrist Pain | No Carpal Tunnel Blog Says:

    [...] Hot and Cold transition baths are also a good way to increase circulation due to Carpal Tunnel Syndrome problems. [...]

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    [...] Therapists helped me the most with my recovery and education.  From them, you will learn about Hot and Cold Transition Baths, Paraffin Wax Therapy, Icing, Wrist braces, and Ergonomics.  Keeping a Log Book is a helpful step [...]

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