It depends- if your dip your hand in cool water, it might take half a minute at least, but if your finger is not treated, only a few minutes, but it won't hurt.
First, swelling is a good sign, it means fluid is not building up inside your brain. It may take several hours to decrease. Be aware of dizziness or slurred speech, this may be a sign of a concussion. Based on personal experience, swelling on the forehead will go down after a day or two, but then the area around the eyes will swell as this is where the blood drains to. After about 4 days, the swelling will fade away.
Raise the swollen part at least to the horizontal, then ice it.
Answer 1: ZonkaThe finger should be iced. Taping (compression can also assist with swelling). The only way to tell if a finger is sprained or broken is with a xray. The swelling should ideally go down in about 7 days.Answer 2: Marklikespb2I Hurt Mine Too With It. But As Long As Its Safe, It Will Be Cured By Nothing. All U Have 2 Do Is To Like... Breaking it by Pulling It From The Tip Of Ur Finger... Sorry About Saying "Breaking It" I Am Not Much Good In English Im Talking About making sound from a bone like, If A Bone Breaks Theres Sound (crack). ANYWAY After 4-5 Days... Wow Its Cured. I Did Nothing Really... I Play Basketball With my Swollen Finger Too...
It all depends your body, but on average a medusa can take 3-4 months to heal. The swelling depends on how well you care for it after it is initially pierced. If you care for it correctly and clean it regularly, the swelling should go down within a few days.
four toeight weeks
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as long as it takes to pull the trigger (not long, depending on finger strength)
As long as it takes, healing time varies from person to person.
it takes up to a few weeks
Related to bone condyles that have swelling beneath the surface. The condyles are the rounded lumpy bits at the end of long thin bones: finger bones (phalanges) or thigh (femur). Subchondral odema occurs commonly when thes bones are forced together sometimes with repeated running on hard surfaces sub femoral or tibial chondral/plataeu or when staving your finger during basket ball straight finger compression. Can take a long time to settle but can settle to no symptoms.
Fluid retention. It goes down through out the morning...and usually by the afternoon the swelling diminishes. Salt intake will also cause fluid retention.
long enough for u to learn to spell