Counterpain Balm

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Sprained ankle, went to the docter, should i still ice it?

I sprained my ankle yesterday morning, its been about 24 hours. Last night I've went to the doctor and they gave me pills and counterpain gel/balm.
with all the medicines should i still also ice it? I forgot to ask it to the doctor.
and one more thing, im always wondering don't we need the blood to circulates well other than freezing it with ice to reduce the swelling?

Yes, you should ice it.
My doctor actually told me never to immerse it in hot water, which is what I did once. I forgot to ask why not, but it would suggest icing it is the best way to relieve it.

And yes, ice it along with medication..it'll give you extra relief. Just make sure not to ice it after putting the gel on 'cause then the gel would wash off.

Ice constricts the blood vessels, which actually makes the swelling decrease. Here's something I got off a website: Cold therapy application causes blood vessels to become smaller in diameter. This constriction limits the amount of blood coming to the injured area, therefore less fluid leaks into the injured tissue.

Cold therapy will help minimize the complications of swelling by decreasing the leakage of fluids and increasing the rate of re-absorption of unwanted fluid in the injured tissues. It is important to remember that swelling is a natural occurrence, you don't want to stop the swelling, but you want to control the swelling so there is not as much pain.

Applying ice for too long can cause problems and delay the healing process. Always apply ice in a safe and controlled manner. Never apply ice if you have a sensation loss.

Good luck, and get well soon! x