It needs ti be splinted to heal better in order to keep it straight, protected and immoblle. Two tongue blades on each side of the finger then wrapped with tape would help a lot.
Yes, it is very normal for a jammed finger to swell.
you cannot cure a broken finger but there is a way you can help it get better quicker, put some padding between two fingers and strap the broken finger to the finger next to it. and try to keep it still, but once a day try to move it very slowly to keep it active.
For me it took like 3to6 days for the bone to heal and 7to9 days for the nerves to healYou can't speed it up. It takes as long as it takes. I hurt mine and 6 months later I still had problems with it.
GO STRAIGHT TO THE DOCTOR AND GET HELP AND PUT A BANDAGE ONTO IT AND PUT NEOSPORN ONTO THE SOAR NAIL..
Yes it's a fact peaches do help heel headaches
Heel inserts can be very beneficial because we walk all day long, and anything to help the feet get through the day can be beneficial. As to the benefit of heel inserts specifically for plantar fasciitis, a doctor should be consulted.
There's a good chance you might have jammed or sprained your finger. Put some ice on it to help the swelling. If there is pain involved you should take some pain medication. If you think it's broken go see a doctor and put a splint on the swollen finger until they can get you in.
the nike finger sleeves help you from getting hit in the finger and it helps you from finger dislocations.
if you have a car, you should probably take it to the nearest animal hospital. if your on your own, you should probably let heel on its own. you shouldn't bring it in your house unless you know its clean.
nothing was jammed in there :)
One way to alleviate heel pain would be for the person that is sick to massage his or her heels. If that does not help they could also try using painkillers in moderation. Avoiding walking can also help.
Try to immobilize the injured finger until you can seek medical assistance by using a small splint and wrapping it with gauze or tape. A splint can be made from any small rigid object, like a wooden craft stick or even a spoon if it's necessary. 2 Ice the injured finger to reduce swelling. Remove any jewelry from the entire hand, since swelling could spread to other areas. Avoid placing ice directly on the skin by using an ice pack or plastic bag. Keep the finger elevated above the level of your heart if possible. 3 Seek medical help as soon as you can. The usual medical treatment for a broken finger is X-rays, followed by a splint, unless the fracture is severe enough to warrant orthopedic surgery. 4 Continue to use ice packs after you get home to keep the swelling down, and take an over-the-counter pain medication such as acetaminophen or ibuprofen to give you relief. Using a pillow to help elevate the finger while at rest will also help to reduce swelling. 5 Investigate online resources such as the eMedicineHealth website for more information on how to care for a broken finger (see Resources below). 6 Make sure you follow up with a doctor to make sure the finger healed properly and that all dexterity has returned to the finger within a few weeks. While it is common for a broken finger to heal slightly crooked, movement should not be restricted.