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There's more to treating muscle pain than rubbing with an ice cube or microwave heat pad. For one thing, you need to know which pain treatment is right for the situation you're facing.

My "Hot and Cold Therapy for Pain Treatment after Exercise" introduces what you need to know to treat muscle pain with either a hot or cold therapy.

I also promote that article in "Muscle Pain Treatment with Heat or Cold", which also links to the Canadian Red Cross page for finding a First Aid course near you.

One Therapeutic Writing Tip

I've been experimenting with finding key phrases from different authorities, to determine what is effective in bringing readers to my articles. The jury is still out.

The writing tip is that key phrases are just a guide to help you make your article interesting and valuable to your readers.

I started off with an idea about treating sore muscles. That happens to be a popular search item; there must be a lot of people with this problem.

The keyword research might have helped me find an audience; it's far too early to tell. But the Internet did not tell me what topic people seek the most; it does tell me what specific phrases they use when searching.

I still had to think of my topic.

It's a bit like using a thesaurus to find the most popular synonym for the concept that you've already selected.

Pursue your vision, but keep your eyes open for the road signs.



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