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Barrelhorsehelp1
Reg. Jan 2014
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2017-06-03 10:28 AM
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Heat vs Ice
When would you use one or the other or both? What kind of injuries? Fractures, suspensory, abscess, sprains? Etc
I have a fracture on my hands and it's been totally fine until yesterday when the swelling started. He is on stall rest and I can't find any research or threads about ice or heat for fractures?
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SKM
Reg. Dec 2003
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2017-06-03 10:48 AM
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RE: Heat vs Ice
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Best rule of thumb for any injury is cold for the first 48 hours. After that you usually switch to heat. You do need to be careful with tendon and ligament injuries though. Using heat too soon can cause a lot of problems. When in doubt, go with cold.
As for fractures, I have no idea other than keeping the horse from moving. What exactly is fractured?
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Barrelhorsehelp1
Reg. Jan 2014
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2017-06-03 10:55 AM
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RE: Heat vs Ice
Hairline fracture to pastern bone. It's a 4-8 week lay up but vet has me on stall rest till Monday so we can get better x rays.. he's been on stall rest for almost a week and the swelling started yesterday morning. I had a session of leader therapy this morning which took all the swelling out 'for now' but it is SOOO hot, I know the swelling will be back just wasn't sure should I sweat it out or ice it
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BarrelRacing4Christ
Reg. Sep 2010
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2017-06-03 1:21 PM
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RE: Heat vs Ice
Ms. Marine
Posts: 4627
Location: Texas
Generally if there is swelling you'd want to ice it.
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ThreeCorners
Reg. Nov 2003
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2017-06-03 3:53 PM
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Rule of thumb for non discript swelling or older injuries is "If it's cold heat it up. If it's hot cool it down".
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MidWest1452
Reg. May 2013
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2017-06-03 4:12 PM
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ThreeCorners - 2017-06-03 3:53 PM
Rule of thumb for non discript swelling or older injuries is "If it's cold heat it up. If it's hot cool it down".
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