❶ How To Remove A Ring From A Swollen Finger

It often happens that the ring simply sinks into the finger, causing swelling and pain. And no matter how you try to take it off, it doesn't move a single millimeter. There are effective ways to solve this problem. Location: Location: Try applying liquid soap to your ring finger. This will reduce friction and the ring will easily slide off your finger. As an alternative to soap, you can use vegetable oil, cream, petroleum jelly, dishwashing liquid.

Hold your swollen finger under a cold tap for 5-7 minutes, then raise your hand up and sit for about five minutes. During this time, the swelling should gradually disappear and the ring will be removed from the finger.

Pour a few teaspoons of salt into a jar of cold water. Dip your finger in the resulting saline solution for 5 minutes. In this case, the tumor should decrease slightly, after which it will be possible to try to remove the ring.

Take a thick thread about a meter long (silk is best) and a needle. Slide the short end of the thread under the ring, towards the base of your finger. To do this, insert the thread into the eye of the needle, insert the needle under the ring with the eye in front, and pull the piece of thread slightly towards the base of the finger. Next, wrap the finger with the rest of the thread so that there are no gaps between the rows. The finger should be wrapped with thread to the very tip. Then grab the short piece of thread that remains at the base of your finger and begin to unwind it in a helical motion. The ring should come off your finger without any problems.

If none of the above methods helped, then all that remains is to saw the ring. Do not do this at home, as you may be left without a finger. Seek help from the emergency room, or to the rescuers of the Ministry of Emergencies.

Nowadays, tungsten rings are very popular, but they are almost impossible to saw. If you cannot remove such a ring on your own, there is only one option - to hold your finger with the ring in a vice and squeeze them until the ring cracks. The finger will not be damaged in this case, because the tungsten rings cannot be bent.

In any case, don't worry about the ring - the finger is much more expensive. The jewelry workshop will help you restore the cut jewelry, as well as expand it to the desired size.