Cryotherapy is typically affordable, simple to administer on one's own, non-invasive, and has few adverse effects (Song et al., 2016). As a result, it is a very well-liked and frequently applied clinical intervention. For many years, cryotherapy has been regarded as the conventional first-line therapy for the management of acute injury. Many rehabilitation specialists want to reduce the consequences of inflammation in order to help patients return to function, such as employment and sport, as soon as feasible (Smith, 2005).