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For short-term pain relief of any of these conditions, apply a hot or cold compress using any of these items: An electric heating pad A gel pack that can be microwaved or frozen A bag of ice or ...

Some people can get hives (itchy raised bumps that look red on lighter skin and brown or purple on darker skin) after hot ...

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When you get out of the cold water, your blood vessels open up (known as vasodilation), Dr. Leary says. This allows oxygen- and nutrient-rich blood to return to your tissues to help remove waste ...

The skin on your buttocks is the most sensitive to hot and cold. This is why sometimes you think the bath is OK when you first step in, but once you sit down, it burns your bum.

This can cause the affected areas to turn white, then blue, and eventually red as blood flow returns. Exposure to cold water can lead to severe pain, numbness, and extreme discomfort. Raynaud's can be ...

If you’re reading this, it’s fair to assume you have decent eyesight. Now, just for a moment, close your eyes and picture ...