Many people love rings. It is a wonderful decoration for our fingers.<\/p>\n
However, almost every ring lover has encountered the problem of a stuck ring on his finger. And most importantly, neither there nor here. And the finger eventually begins to swell and hurt terribly.<\/p>\n
What to do? How to get rid of a ring stuck on your finger? Is it possible to saw a ring or visit a surgeon? First, let's try to remove the ring ourselves.<\/p>\n
Let's take a look at several methods.<\/p>\n
The most common and quickest way is to moisten your finger with water or just your own saliva. Of course, the finger must be clean. If this method is not effective enough, it is worth using stronger methods.<\/p>\n
Try to first hold the ring towards the nail, but lightly press on the resulting folds of skin. With help, combine slowly smoothing the creases and gradually rolling the jewelry towards the end of your finger.<\/p>\n
Use a strong thread or thread (it is better to take synthetic thread, it is both stronger and smoother). After winding it in front of the ring and inserting the end of the thread under the ring, start slowly unwinding it. So, turn by turn, the ring will move slowly.<\/p>\n
You can use a needle to tuck the thread under the ring. Only it is pushed forward by the ear.<\/p>\n
Smear a finger with a ring with petroleum jelly and shake the ring a little so that the petroleum jelly gets under it, then pull out your finger and slowly, carefully, remove this ring in a circular motion.<\/p>\n
If it didn't work out, and the finger is slightly swollen, you need to lower the finger with the ring into cold water, when the swelling subsides and the finger narrows a little – we repeat the attempt to remove this ring.<\/p>\n
You can also use cream, shampoo, ointments, oils, liquid soap, and other substances that can increase the gliding of the jewelry on the skin.<\/p>\n
Take a deep container and pour water into it, add salt and stir thoroughly. Dip your hand into the resulting solution for a few minutes. After this time, the swelling should subside. Next, try to twist the ring off your finger, moving it up.<\/p>\n
One of the laws of physics says: when heated, objects expand, when cooled, they contract. You can try holding the brush in cold water, sometimes it helps, especially if you alternate between cold water and raising your hand up. But it must be borne in mind that not only the body, but also the metal reacts to cooling. Albeit insignificantly, but the size of the ring may decrease. Therefore, it is advisable not to dip the entire brush into cold water, but to apply a piece of ice to your finger. Care should be taken so that it does not come into contact with metal.<\/p>\n
This antibacterial drug helps relieve swelling. Therefore, by treating the skin of the finger with juice, you can achieve the result by gently twisting the ring up over your finger.<\/p>\n
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