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Massaging an arm is an easy way to reduce tension and promote relaxation. With a few simple techniques and a little practice, you can give yourself or someone else a soothing massage to help relieve stress and tension. Whether you use long strokes, kneading, circular motions, or any combination of them, massaging an arm can be a great way to relax and unwind. References
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An included strap secures the device to a chair, but our tester noted that it felt flimsy. "It connects with Velcro tabs, which slipped off the chair twice while I was using it." This model is excellent if you need a massager that provides effective relief with an optional heat setting. Details: This TENS device is battery operated and sends small, electrical impulses to the body through electrodes implanted in adhesive pads. Each pad is labeled for the body part it’s intended for. Pros: The controls for massage direction, pressure, and heat are located within adjustable arm straps that you place your hands into. It comes with an AC adaptor for easy recharging at home or on the go.Treat the area with heat and cold by alternating 15 minutes of ice with 15 minutes of moist or dry heat.
Tips to Relieve Sore, Achy Arms After Your COVID-19 Vaccine
When you’re beyond the first 12 to 24 hours, you want to make sure you’re moving the arm and getting the blood flowing there to continue to help,” Dr. Allan advises. “It’s good to stretch and engage in light exercise and massage to continue to keep it loose and not let it stiffen up.” 6. Take OTC pain relievers afterward
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