warm compresses

When Are Warm Compresses Used in Pediatrics?

Warm compresses can be beneficial for several pediatric conditions:
Eye infections like conjunctivitis (pink eye)
Ear infections, particularly to alleviate pain
Muscle aches and spasms
Localized swelling or inflammation
Minor injuries such as bruises and sprains

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