Depending on the severity of the injury, splinting may be necessary or it may be counterproductive. For minor to mild sprains, the affected joint should be exercised to the point of mild discomfort to promote recovery. However, severe sprains accompanied by significant pain and swelling may need to be immobilized either by use of a splint or by taping it to an adjacent finger.
Well first of all , why would it be bruised ?! And second of all , take it to a vet !
Don't touch it.
you can treat a brused hip with ice, rubbing the brused area, and rest.
I fell down my stairs and now my forearm is swallon and it looks blue like I bruised my vein...Is this nornmal?
Depending on how hard you "traumatize" it. Your finger could be anywhere from bruised to sprained to broken to dislocated. To traumatize is to cause damage to.
When Bobby stuck his finger in a fan, his appendage was severely cut and bruised.
Yes you can! About six months ago i shut my finger in the car door and it ripped off half of my nail. But that didn't stop me from putting nail polish on! I would put it on my tini little nail(:
top 3 ways to treat a septic finger 1. put it in a hot bath and stick a needle in it 2 go to the doctor and take antibiotics 3 put anti septic on it ;)
bruised has one syllable.
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If you treat the injury properly it should heal. Seek the help of a qualified veterinarian for instructions for your particular horse and circumstance.
Bruised is not a term used to describe diamonds.