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How To Use Tiger Balm Medicated Ointments, Balms And LinimentsTiger Balm medicated ointments, balms and liniments have been traditionally used by generations of Asians throughout the world as a quick remedy for common ailments. These include:
Here are some of the effective ways that you can use Tiger Balm medicated ointments, balms and liniments: Sprains, muscle aches, arthritic and rheumatic conditionsFor sprains in your feet and hands, soak the affected areas in a basin of warm water for 5 to 10 minutes. Towel dry and immediately massage Tiger Balm medicated ointment, balm or liniment into the affected areas gently. For other parts of your body like your shoulders, knees or elbows, etc, it is best to apply the Tiger Balm medication after a warm bath. Alternatively, you can use a slightly moist warm towel to warm the areas before application. Stuffy nosePrepare a basin of hot water and place it on a table. Apply Tiger Balm medicated balm under your nostrils. Use a towel large enough to drape it over your head. With your eyes closed, position your face just above the basin of hot water, making sure that the towel covers the basin. Breathe in the steam till your nasal passage clears. Expelling wind from stomachPrepare a basin of warm water and a towel large enough to cover your tummy. Apply a small amount of Tiger Balm liniment or balm onto your tummy and massage well into the area. Soak the towel into the basin. Wring the water from the towel, making sure that the towel is still slightly moist. Use the warm towel to cover your tummy. Repeat the process once the towel cools down. Headaches and migrainesFor fast relief of headaches and migraines, place a warm towel on your forehead. Apply a small amount of Tiger Balm medicated balm to both sides of your temple and massage well into the area. Listed below are the common active ingredients found in our range of Tiger Balm medicated / analgesic balms, ointments and liniments: CamphorCamphor has been used traditionally to treat rheumatism and inflammatory conditions. Camphor produces a sensation of warmth that helps to counter pain. Camphor also increases blood circulation to the tissue area, thereby speeding up the healing process. Camphor also has a mild local anesthetic action and is frequently used to relieve muscular aches and pains, sprains, insect bites and local skin irritation. Cajuput oilCajuput oil is antiseptic in nature. Cajuput oil eases the discomfort of rheumatism, pulled muscles or ligaments, sprains, bruises, muscle tension, slipped disk, low back pain and sciatica. Once the oil is applied, it produces a warm sensation and stimulates the blood circulation around the area of application. Clove oilClove oil has strong disinfecting properties. The oil warms the skin and reduces swelling. It has anesthetic qualities and been effectively used for relieving pain and discomfort caused by arthritis and rheumatism. It also has insect repelling properties. MentholMenthol is a compound obtained from peppermint oil or other mint oils. Menthol has local anesthetic and counterirritant qualities. It has been popularly used as a quick pain reliever for rheumatism and arthritis. Listed below are our range of Tiger Balm medicated / analgesic balms, ointments and liniments: Please enter a number in the Qty box next to the products that you want to order, and then click on the Add to cart button. To learn more about a product, please scroll down this page or click on its name, where applicable. |
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