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MB3 168b: Icing Wounds, Broken Bones, and Dislocations on Shabbos (328:44-47)

Rabbi Aaron E. Glatt, MD

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Bathing for pleasure on Shabbos.

Saying incantations on Shabbos to stop a snake or scorpion.

Using a cold compress on one's eye on Shabbos.

Icing a wound or swollen area on Shabbos.

Fixing a dislocated joint or setting a broken bone on Shabbos.

Rabbi Aaron E. Glatt, MD

Rabbi Aaron E. Glatt, MD, MACP, FIDSA, FSHEA is the Associate Rabbi at the Young Israel of Woodmere. He has been giving a Daf Yomi shiur for 30 years (available on YUTorah), and also gives a weekly gemara be’iyun shiur, daily halacha shiurim, and many other classes. An international lecturer on medical and halachic issues, Rabbi Dr. Glatt has autho...

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