It often happens that the ring is not removed from the finger. Especially often this happens with engagement rings that are worn for a very long time, but the physique changes or the finger swells, and here - the ring is stuck. And sometimes after a hard working day, when the hands are a little swollen, it is already impossible to remove the ring that was worn literally in the morning. Although worst of all, when you can not remove the ring from the finger, as exemplified in the store. And not always because you want to pay for this ring. And the question is, how to remove? In general, everything happens in life, and therefore it is necessary to know how to remove the ring from your finger, so as not to damage either one or the other.
How to remove the ring from a finger when swelling?
There are several ways how to remove the stuck on the finger ring. Each of them is convenient in its own way and many girls prefer one of them, but it is desirable to know everyone that if one method does not help, you could use another. Let's look at each of the ways of "emergency" ring removal separately.
- How to remove a tight ring from your finger with soap? Perhaps this is the most common way. The finger on which the ring is stuck must be carefully soaped or applied to it with some other "slippery" remedy - for example, petroleum jelly, shampoo, vegetable oil, and so on. The main thing - even if you soap your finger, do not jerk the ring sharply - it can damage the skin or even lead to dislocation of the joint, - instead, gently twist the ring upwards. In addition, try not to hold your finger under cold water for a very long time, as this often leads to compression of the metal, which will make the removal of the ring even more difficult.
- How to remove a ring from a swollen finger with a silk thread? Very convenient, effective and painless way to remove the ring. To realize it, find a thin needle and a silk thread. It is of fundamental importance that the thread is silk, that is, slippery, otherwise it will not work. Thread the thread into the needle and gently swipe the last one under the ring from the side of the nail. The tip is left on the hand, and the other part of the thread tightly wound around the finger, so that there are no lumens. And then pull on the tail that has remained on that side, neatly unwinding the thread. The ring in this case itself "crawls" forward and eventually peels off the finger. This method of how to remove the ring, when the fingers swelled, is universal and completely painless. Rarely there are cases when it does not help.
- Removing the ring with ice . Often happens such, that the ring is not removed simply because for a day from a heat, excessively salty meal or it is simple from weariness at you fingers swell . In this case, you can not resort to particularly radical methods and just raise your hands up for a few minutes so that there is not such a strong flow of blood to them, then after a while the swelling will come down. You can also put ice on your finger, but do it carefully, as it was already said, from the cold metals have the property of shrinking, so you can only exacerbate the situation. But if you be careful and apply ice solely to the skin, it can significantly speed up the process and swelling will drop faster.
- Radical methods for removing a stuck ring. Alas, often women do not notice until the last moment that the finger is swollen and the ring from it must be urgently removed, therefore there are cases when one has to resort to radical means. For example, if your finger begins to acquire a blue tint or it hurts too much, then call an ambulance and in the traumatology department the ring will just be cut to you. Many women are deterred from this step by the fact that the ring will most likely not be subject to recovery, but it is better to remain without a ring than without a finger.
