ibuprofen is for pain or fever. It will not reduce the swelling much from an injury, as that is not an inflammatory process.
one week Immobilizing your hand, this will help to reduce swelling and also prevent further injury. Keep Ice on injury for a half hour three to four times a day.
I have now had 2 rather severe reactions to ibuprofen and for future reference want to have the name of the ingrediant that causes the facial swelling should I need to be admitted to a hospital.
If it's sore and red, you can take ibuprofen to reduce the swelling. But you should always use sea salt soaks (8oz of warm water and about 1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon of salt) and soak your piercing to reduce the chances of infection.
if 'it' is your head take tylenol, if you have maybe a swollen knee or swollen spot ibuprofen is a pain reliever and helps to reduce swelling. if 'it' is a personal spot . . . percogesic is good, its hard to find but it not expensive.
The injury should be elevated above the heart level to decrease swelling.
To reduce swelling. Ice will work up to the first 24 hours of injury and you should elevate the injured area above the heart for a few days.
Ice and rest to reduce the swelling; ibuprofen is the best painkiller for this situation; also remove your bra for a while to relieve some pressure. Regardless, as painful as it is, there should be no permanent damage.
The injury should be elevated above the heart level to decrease swelling.
The injury should be elevated above the heart level to decrease swelling.
You should use an alcohol free mouthwash after you eat or drink anything besides bottled water. Keep ice on it and use ibuprofen to reduce swelling. You should not do anything with it while it is healing besides keeping it clean, and in your mouth.
For most acute injuries you should apply ice for the first day or two to reduce swelling and inflammation. heat can be used after that to promote circulation and flexibility and reduce muscle spasms.
Treatment for an ankle injury will depend on what the injury is and how severe it is. If it is a simple sprain, ice on the swelling can cause some relief. You can also take some anti-inflammatories for the pain and swelling. If it persists you should see your doctor.