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Knowing when to use heat or ice can speed up recovery—and using the wrong one can make things worse. Use Ice For: New injuries (sprains, strains, swelling) Pain with inflammation 15–20 minutes every 2–3 hours Always put a cloth between skin and ice Use Heat For: Muscle tightness and stiffness Chronic aches and tension 15–20 minutes to relax muscles Don’t use on swollen or fresh injuries Avoid: Ice if you have poor circulation or numbness Heat on swollen, bruised, or inflamed

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