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2023/06/12

The best way to treat a workout injury

The guidance is changing.

The prevailing guidance for sprains and strains has been to follow the R.I.C.E. sequence — rest, ice, compression and elevation. But in some cases, more doctors are recommending movement as a better method for recovery.

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