What Does a Paraffin Dip Do
Paraffin Dip: a Treatment for the Symptoms of Joint and Muscle Conditions, Such as Arthritis, That Involves Applying Melted Mineral Wax Derived from Petroleum...
Paraffin dip: A treatment for the symptoms of joint and muscle conditions, such as arthritis, that involves applying melted mineral wax derived from petroleum to a body area. Paraffin dips can be especially helpful in relieving the pain and stiffness of arthritis involving the small joints of the hands.
What does a paraffin wax treatment do?
It acts like a form of heat therapy and can help increase blood flow, relax muscles, and decrease joint stiffness. Paraffin wax can also minimize muscle spasms and inflammation as well as treat sprains.
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What is a paraffin bath best used for?
The wax is intended to completely cover the hand (or other body parts such as the feet). Its warm temperature is meant to provide relief from arthritis pain, sore joints or sore muscles. A paraffin wax bath is recommended for various medical and surgical hand problems and may be recommended by your hand specialist.
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