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During cryotherapy, the bodys surface temperature drops, which causes the blood vessels to constrict and then dilate, leading to an increased flow of oxygen-rich blood to the tissues. This process can help to reduce inflammation, improve circulation, and boost the immune system.
3) Cryotherapy has a significant negative impact on the COP maximum displacement in ML and AP (Antero-Posterior axis) at the moment of post cryotherapy, which may lead to the decline of static balance ability.
Cryotherapy has often been recommended by clinical practice guidelines and used by health professionals in acute ankle sprain management because it has low cost, easy application, and is considered potentially effective in clinical practice settings (Doherty et al., 2017; Van Dijk, 1999; Vuurberg et al., 2018).
In cryotherapy, cold temperatures are applied directly to the nerves in the painful area. This temporarily shuts off the affected nerves which transmit pain signals, numbing the affected area, reducing nerve activity and constricting the blood vessels, which minimises pain and swelling.
The risks of cryotherapy are small, but complications can occur. These complications may include: Bleeding, cramping or pain after cryotherapy around the . Bone fractures.
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Significance. Cryotherapy applied to the lower extremity results in a worse postural stabilization when assessed by platform perturbations.
Physiological Effects of Cryotherapy Vasoconstriction of arterioles and capillaries, initially. Decreased blood flow, initially. Decreased nerve conduction velocity. Decreased delivery of leucocytes and phagocytes.

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