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This title does not match the article. This article / "paper" is barely a stub. No study was done and I don't think this could be called a meta-analysis, but r
by grumple 4y ago
This title does not match the article.
This article / "paper" is barely a stub. No study was done and I don't think this could be called a meta-analysis, but rather a summary citing a few other articles (only 2 relevant to icing in the context of avoiding anti-inflammatories). Even if it's true, this article does nothing to support the claims and does not address reasons why ice would be used.
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- tinglymintyfrsh 4y agoI'm curious what the tradeoffs are for and against anti-inflammatories (and which ones in particular and which kind of injuries). Are there studies proving anti-inflammatories are counterproductive?