For which accidental injury would you apply ice to the site, 10 minutes on and 10 minutes off, to reduce the pain and swelling?

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Applying ice to an insect sting can help reduce pain and swelling by constricting blood vessels and decreasing the body's inflammatory response. For snakebites, dog bites, spider bites, and gerbil bites, ice is generally not recommended due to the risk of further tissue damage or spreading venom in the case of venomous bites.

For Which Accidental Injury Would You Apply Ice to the Site