Description
- Cold and Hot Therapy : The headache relief cap can be used in two ways, cold therapy and hot therapy, hot for tension headaches,and cold to reduce headache,puffy eyes,sinus headaches,stress. In order to ensure the longevity of the product, the heating time should not exceed 60 seconds.Always store the cold head wrap for headaches into the a plastic bag to avoid water loss.
- 360Compression : The headache hat is composed of high quality gel and fabric.The gel is thick, slightly compressible, and fits snugly against the head to help maintain pressure around the head, but it doesn't put any uncomfortable pressure on already sensitive areas, effectively helping you with pain relief.
- Safe & Natural : The migraine ice head wrap is constructed with Lycra fabric and gel, which is soft, non-toxic, odorless, and of very good quality, and stays completely soft even straight out of the refrigerator. Lycra fabric has strong elasticity, softness and durability, which can effectively replace the inconvenience caused by ice packs and reduce the consumption of drugs.
- Colder for Longer : The headache hat for migraine adds more gel to keep it cool for a long time. It helps reduce the temperature of your head and all blood flow to your head, and the cooling effectis is remarkable to help you fall asleep during episodes and sleep through the night. If you need a longer freezing time, it is recommended that you buy two products.
- Not Easy to Slip : The migraine head wrap adopts a one-piece, 360 full coverage design.Covers your head and most of your face completely, with no gaps at the top, so the migraine hat stays won't slip whether you're in motion or stationary.The migraine relief hat can also be used as an eye mask,the thick gel and black Lycra fabric can effectively help you block the light and calm your mind.
Hot Therapy Vs Cold Therapy Treating pain with hot and cold can be extremely effective for a number of different conditions and injuries, and easily affordable. The tricky part is knowing what situations calls for hot, and which calls for cold. Sometimes a single treatment will even include both. Heat therapy: Heat therapy works by improving circulation and blood flow to a particular area due to increased temperature. Increasing the temperature of the afflicted area even slightly can soothe discomfort and increase muscle flexibility. Heat therapy can relax and soothe muscles and heal damaged tissue.Potential risk: Heat therapy should utilize warm temperatures instead of hot ones. If you use heat thats too hot, you can burn the skin. Cold therapy: It works by reducing blood flow to a particular area, which can significantly reduce inflammation and swelling that causes pain, especially around a joint or a tendon. It can temporarily reduce nerve activity, which can also relieve pain.Potential risk: If youre not careful, cold therapy applied for too long or too directly can result in skin, tissue, or nerve damage.As a general rule of thumb, use ice for acute injuries or pain, along with inflammation and swelling. Use heat for muscle pain or stiffness.Hot and cold treatments can be used safely in addition to medications and other therapies recommended by your healthcare provider.