How long does swelling last after multiple teeth extraction?
Q. I had dental surgery 3 days ago. The surgeon extracted four extra teeth from my upper gums. My face keeps getting more swollen each day. What can reduce the swelling fast..I need to go to school tomorrow, I already missed a day. Does swelling regularly last more than 3 days?
Asked by EuKaRyOTiKA - Mon Nov 19 19:47:42 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. How long does the swelling last? It varies depending on the person, my friend had four teeth out and his swelling was gone in three days. When I had teeth out the swelling lasted almost two weeks. I would suggest Bayer Aspirin if you can take it because it reduces swelling. I hope your swelling goes down soon!
Answered by Morana S - Mon Nov 19 19:57:57 2007
Q. I had dental surgery 3 days ago. The surgeon extracted four extra teeth from my upper gums. My face keeps getting more swollen each day. What can reduce the swelling fast..I need to go to school tomorrow, I already missed a day. Does swelling regularly last more than 3 days?
Asked by EuKaRyOTiKA - Mon Nov 19 19:47:42 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. How long does the swelling last? It varies depending on the person, my friend had four teeth out and his swelling was gone in three days. When I had teeth out the swelling lasted almost two weeks. I would suggest Bayer Aspirin if you can take it because it reduces swelling. I hope your swelling goes down soon!
Answered by Morana S - Mon Nov 19 19:57:57 2007
What causes leg swelling and how to treat it?
Q. I recently spent 2 weeks in the hospital and my legs have swollen to twice their size. I'm thinking it was something about being in the hospital, but now that I'm home the swelling won't go down and now they've started to hurt. I keep them elevated above my heart as much as I can, but the swelling just isn't going down fast enough.
Asked by Gail - Wed Dec 9 12:17:22 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A wide range of factors varying greatly in seriousness can cause leg swelling. Some generalizations about causes can be made based on features of leg swelling and additional signs or symptoms you may have. These generalizations aren't, however, a substitute for a doctor's exam. Generalizations that may help in determining the cause of leg swelling include the following: * Swelling in only one leg is more likely related to a condition in that leg alone, rather than involving distant organs, such as the heart or kidneys. * Swelling in both legs is more likely caused by a condition not directly related to the legs, such as prolonged standing or sitting, or by a condition that more widely affects the whole body, such as a drug side… [cont.]
Answered by David - Wed Dec 9 12:27:30 2009
Q. I recently spent 2 weeks in the hospital and my legs have swollen to twice their size. I'm thinking it was something about being in the hospital, but now that I'm home the swelling won't go down and now they've started to hurt. I keep them elevated above my heart as much as I can, but the swelling just isn't going down fast enough.
Asked by Gail - Wed Dec 9 12:17:22 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A wide range of factors varying greatly in seriousness can cause leg swelling. Some generalizations about causes can be made based on features of leg swelling and additional signs or symptoms you may have. These generalizations aren't, however, a substitute for a doctor's exam. Generalizations that may help in determining the cause of leg swelling include the following: * Swelling in only one leg is more likely related to a condition in that leg alone, rather than involving distant organs, such as the heart or kidneys. * Swelling in both legs is more likely caused by a condition not directly related to the legs, such as prolonged standing or sitting, or by a condition that more widely affects the whole body, such as a drug side… [cont.]
Answered by David - Wed Dec 9 12:27:30 2009
How do I reduce swelling and pain from my face as a result of a tooth abscess?
Q. All anyone seems to be able to give me for it are antibiotics that don't work. I've been back a few times because the swelling is getting rapidly worse. It's all down one side of my face, my face has literally tripled in size. The pain is unbearable and nothing seems to be taking it away. The swelling is right up to my eye, I'm struggling to open it. I can't eat, I can't sleep, I feel sick, I can't look downwards because my vision is blocked by the swelling. Nothing seems to be getting rid of it and I'm trying so hard not to throw up because I can hardly open my mouth so I might choke on it and secondly because I don't want to get the antibiotics out of my system incase they do start to work. I just want it to stop.
Asked by MIM - Sun Jul 30 04:48:32 2006 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I had exactly the same problem last week, so I know exactly how you feel. The left side of my face had doubled in size and it is probably one of the most painful things I have ever been through. Mine was really bad all last weekend and when I phoned the dentist on Monday, they didn't have any dentists in until Wednesday, I could have cried when they told me this. I made an emergency appointment at the Dr's and they gave me strong antibiotics. I went to the dentist on Wednesday and they had to take my tooth out. The relief was almost instant. I would therefore recommend that you make an emergency appointment at the dentist as soon as you can. They might not be able to do much until the infection has started to clear up, but at least… [cont.]
Answered by Danielle H - Sun Jul 30 09:39:51 2006
Q. All anyone seems to be able to give me for it are antibiotics that don't work. I've been back a few times because the swelling is getting rapidly worse. It's all down one side of my face, my face has literally tripled in size. The pain is unbearable and nothing seems to be taking it away. The swelling is right up to my eye, I'm struggling to open it. I can't eat, I can't sleep, I feel sick, I can't look downwards because my vision is blocked by the swelling. Nothing seems to be getting rid of it and I'm trying so hard not to throw up because I can hardly open my mouth so I might choke on it and secondly because I don't want to get the antibiotics out of my system incase they do start to work. I just want it to stop.
Asked by MIM - Sun Jul 30 04:48:32 2006 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I had exactly the same problem last week, so I know exactly how you feel. The left side of my face had doubled in size and it is probably one of the most painful things I have ever been through. Mine was really bad all last weekend and when I phoned the dentist on Monday, they didn't have any dentists in until Wednesday, I could have cried when they told me this. I made an emergency appointment at the Dr's and they gave me strong antibiotics. I went to the dentist on Wednesday and they had to take my tooth out. The relief was almost instant. I would therefore recommend that you make an emergency appointment at the dentist as soon as you can. They might not be able to do much until the infection has started to clear up, but at least… [cont.]
Answered by Danielle H - Sun Jul 30 09:39:51 2006
How much swelling from a tongue piercing is normal?
Q. This is the beginning of the third day that I've had my tongue pierced. They did it at an angle and left less room for swelling than normal. I've noticed past couple of days that the top ball is digging into my tongue and making quite an indent. Does it sound like it still has potential to be a healthy piercing a week from now as long as I keep it clean? From what I understand, the 2-3rd day is the peak of a tongue piercing's swelling.
Asked by electromglol - Tue Feb 12 15:43:25 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. anwall10's info is not correct. Tongue piercings swell up to two weeks, it's completely normal. Rejection is VERY rare in tongue piercings. They're super easy to heal, and it takes a lot to mess them up. They pierce at an angle to accomodate for your anatomy (not hitting your teeth, gums, or tongue web). It doesn't affect swelling, OR risk of infection. Any good piercer will do this to protect your teeth and gums. It's normal to have your tongue swell to the point where you do not see any extra barbell- just the balls. You will need to be changed to a longer barbell if the top ball literally begins to sink into the piercing's hole... getting embedded. If this happens, you'll just get changed to a longer barbell by your piercer,… [cont.]
Answered by Brittany - Wed Feb 13 01:30:15 2008
Q. This is the beginning of the third day that I've had my tongue pierced. They did it at an angle and left less room for swelling than normal. I've noticed past couple of days that the top ball is digging into my tongue and making quite an indent. Does it sound like it still has potential to be a healthy piercing a week from now as long as I keep it clean? From what I understand, the 2-3rd day is the peak of a tongue piercing's swelling.
Asked by electromglol - Tue Feb 12 15:43:25 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. anwall10's info is not correct. Tongue piercings swell up to two weeks, it's completely normal. Rejection is VERY rare in tongue piercings. They're super easy to heal, and it takes a lot to mess them up. They pierce at an angle to accomodate for your anatomy (not hitting your teeth, gums, or tongue web). It doesn't affect swelling, OR risk of infection. Any good piercer will do this to protect your teeth and gums. It's normal to have your tongue swell to the point where you do not see any extra barbell- just the balls. You will need to be changed to a longer barbell if the top ball literally begins to sink into the piercing's hole... getting embedded. If this happens, you'll just get changed to a longer barbell by your piercer,… [cont.]
Answered by Brittany - Wed Feb 13 01:30:15 2008
How much swelling is normal after getting wisdom teeth pulled?
Q. I just got all four of my wisdom teeth out on Friday (it's now Sunday), and I look like a chipmunk, and it's hard to open my mouth. I was wondering how much swelling is normal after that kind of procedure. I don't want to call the dentist freaking out if it's nothing, but I also am very, very, VERY uncomfortable. And if it is normal, is there any way that I can make the swelling go down faster?
Asked by theymakefoolsofus. - Sun Jan 24 17:31:53 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The pain and swelling reaches its maximum on the 3rd post op day. Then barring any complications lie a dry socket or infection, things should gradually improve on a day to day basis. The swelling should be totally gone i 10 - 14 days. good luck.
Answered by grandpa walleye - Sun Jan 24 20:43:23 2010
Q. I just got all four of my wisdom teeth out on Friday (it's now Sunday), and I look like a chipmunk, and it's hard to open my mouth. I was wondering how much swelling is normal after that kind of procedure. I don't want to call the dentist freaking out if it's nothing, but I also am very, very, VERY uncomfortable. And if it is normal, is there any way that I can make the swelling go down faster?
Asked by theymakefoolsofus. - Sun Jan 24 17:31:53 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The pain and swelling reaches its maximum on the 3rd post op day. Then barring any complications lie a dry socket or infection, things should gradually improve on a day to day basis. The swelling should be totally gone i 10 - 14 days. good luck.
Answered by grandpa walleye - Sun Jan 24 20:43:23 2010
What can I do for excessive swelling that is caused by a side effect of medication?
Q. I am on this medication for Rheumatoid Arthritis, and it sure helps but I have swelling because of the medication. What can I do to stop the swelling and contunue taking the medication? I drink lots of water and I still swell.
Asked by Pamela V - Thu Jan 17 10:13:49 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. call your doctor. he/she needs to know that its causing all the swelling. there is possibly something he/she could do
Answered by x0megan0x - Thu Jan 17 10:21:29 2008
Q. I am on this medication for Rheumatoid Arthritis, and it sure helps but I have swelling because of the medication. What can I do to stop the swelling and contunue taking the medication? I drink lots of water and I still swell.
Asked by Pamela V - Thu Jan 17 10:13:49 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. call your doctor. he/she needs to know that its causing all the swelling. there is possibly something he/she could do
Answered by x0megan0x - Thu Jan 17 10:21:29 2008
How long does the swelling from a lip piercing take to subside?
Q. I just got my lip pierced last night. It's swollen. How long until the swelling goes away?
Asked by StellaSupernova - Sat Dec 19 21:49:47 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Mine was swollen for a week. And then when I change the labret it swells again. I have a monroe.(: Mine:
Answered by g ( . x n .] - Sat Dec 19 21:54:08 2009
Q. I just got my lip pierced last night. It's swollen. How long until the swelling goes away?
Asked by StellaSupernova - Sat Dec 19 21:49:47 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Mine was swollen for a week. And then when I change the labret it swells again. I have a monroe.(: Mine:
Answered by g ( . x n .] - Sat Dec 19 21:54:08 2009
How do you reduce swelling in the hand?
Q. I throw shot put, and I injured a tendon in my hand. But I need to push through the pain for the season. Everytime after I throw my hand swells up to about the size of a softball. How do I quickly reduce the swelling?
Asked by K AltTtTtTt - Sun Dec 27 00:11:15 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Unless your in the Olympics... no scratch that. Unless you're in the Super Bowl and getting paid tens of millions of dollars and the team is counting on you I wouldn't do it! Are they gonna pay for the major surgery you're going to need and the rehabilitation? Are they going to supplement your income while you are in the hospital? WTF dude get real! Throwing the shot put isn't going to put a million dollars on your plate. Even Michael Jordan and Tiger Woods don't play when they are hurt. And they get hundreds of millions of dollars to play. Lol, it's dumber than dumb. We are talking about your hand, right?!
Answered by studfinder - Sun Dec 27 00:23:35 2009
Q. I throw shot put, and I injured a tendon in my hand. But I need to push through the pain for the season. Everytime after I throw my hand swells up to about the size of a softball. How do I quickly reduce the swelling?
Asked by K AltTtTtTt - Sun Dec 27 00:11:15 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Unless your in the Olympics... no scratch that. Unless you're in the Super Bowl and getting paid tens of millions of dollars and the team is counting on you I wouldn't do it! Are they gonna pay for the major surgery you're going to need and the rehabilitation? Are they going to supplement your income while you are in the hospital? WTF dude get real! Throwing the shot put isn't going to put a million dollars on your plate. Even Michael Jordan and Tiger Woods don't play when they are hurt. And they get hundreds of millions of dollars to play. Lol, it's dumber than dumb. We are talking about your hand, right?!
Answered by studfinder - Sun Dec 27 00:23:35 2009
How do I reduce swelling after wisdom teeth extraction?
Q. I had all of my wisdom teeth taken out on Wednesday. It's Friday and my cheeks are very swollen. How can I reduce the swelling? Thanks!
Asked by A S - Fri Aug 28 12:01:10 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Warm moist heat, advil and time cold after 24 HRS WON'T effect the swelling and warm, moist heat must be used and advil, AN ANTI-Inflammatory will greatly help. using ice now is futile
Answered by Dr. Albert, DDS, (USA) - Fri Aug 28 12:31:42 2009
Q. I had all of my wisdom teeth taken out on Wednesday. It's Friday and my cheeks are very swollen. How can I reduce the swelling? Thanks!
Asked by A S - Fri Aug 28 12:01:10 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Warm moist heat, advil and time cold after 24 HRS WON'T effect the swelling and warm, moist heat must be used and advil, AN ANTI-Inflammatory will greatly help. using ice now is futile
Answered by Dr. Albert, DDS, (USA) - Fri Aug 28 12:31:42 2009
Why does only one foot swell? Is it normal to be swelling at 25 weeks pregnant?
Q. Only my left foot swells. My right foot might get a tad swollen but if so, it's certainly nothing compared to the balloon on my left foot/ ankle. I am only 25 weeks now. Is it a bad sign that its already swelling? I don't have any leg pain or red spots. Only swelling. I am trying to stay away from high sodium foods and drinking lots of water. Also am elevating my foot above my waist when sitting. It goes down eventually but comes back in the same foot.
Asked by Ann - Tue Jun 10 10:25:33 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you are concerned at all, first of all, call your doctor. One of his/her nurses can let you know if it should be a concern. I know swelling is normal in pregnancy, but it is also a precursor to other things that can become issues later on in pregnancy. You will do fine! Take care of you and that baby! :)
Answered by Amy I - Tue Jun 10 11:50:05 2008
Q. Only my left foot swells. My right foot might get a tad swollen but if so, it's certainly nothing compared to the balloon on my left foot/ ankle. I am only 25 weeks now. Is it a bad sign that its already swelling? I don't have any leg pain or red spots. Only swelling. I am trying to stay away from high sodium foods and drinking lots of water. Also am elevating my foot above my waist when sitting. It goes down eventually but comes back in the same foot.
Asked by Ann - Tue Jun 10 10:25:33 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you are concerned at all, first of all, call your doctor. One of his/her nurses can let you know if it should be a concern. I know swelling is normal in pregnancy, but it is also a precursor to other things that can become issues later on in pregnancy. You will do fine! Take care of you and that baby! :)
Answered by Amy I - Tue Jun 10 11:50:05 2008
How can I reduce the swelling of my knuckles?
Q. I crack my knuckles constantly, and I am beginning to stop cracking them. Problem is, I have swelled knuckles becasue of it. How can I reduce the swelling?
Asked by rfrick95 - Sun Jun 8 21:01:40 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. stop cracking them? how do you know they are swelling because of the cracking?
Answered by grio - Sun Jun 8 21:20:15 2008
Q. I crack my knuckles constantly, and I am beginning to stop cracking them. Problem is, I have swelled knuckles becasue of it. How can I reduce the swelling?
Asked by rfrick95 - Sun Jun 8 21:01:40 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. stop cracking them? how do you know they are swelling because of the cracking?
Answered by grio - Sun Jun 8 21:20:15 2008
How can you stop a horse bite from swelling too much?
Q. At lessons today I did a stupid thing and approached the horse from the front. I said "Hey girl" gently and I placed my hand on her neck and she bit my arm! It is swelling and warm, and when I run my hand down my arm it has a huge bump. There is red in the shape of a crescent in the middle of the swelling. Can I stop it from swelling or bruising? If so, can you tell me? Any advice is great! I am icing it! Oh yeah, and should I get a tetanus shot?
Asked by chick and nat <3 - Tue Jul 28 22:34:43 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Did you tell anyone it happened? The instructor? You should have. Put ice on it, and go show your mom. If it hurts really bad you may ask your parents for tylenol. Edit--- The only reason to get a shot would be if it broke the skin. If it is just a bruise no you dont need a shot
Answered by Meagan K [Old Account] - Tue Jul 28 22:40:44 2009
Q. At lessons today I did a stupid thing and approached the horse from the front. I said "Hey girl" gently and I placed my hand on her neck and she bit my arm! It is swelling and warm, and when I run my hand down my arm it has a huge bump. There is red in the shape of a crescent in the middle of the swelling. Can I stop it from swelling or bruising? If so, can you tell me? Any advice is great! I am icing it! Oh yeah, and should I get a tetanus shot?
Asked by chick and nat <3 - Tue Jul 28 22:34:43 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Did you tell anyone it happened? The instructor? You should have. Put ice on it, and go show your mom. If it hurts really bad you may ask your parents for tylenol. Edit--- The only reason to get a shot would be if it broke the skin. If it is just a bruise no you dont need a shot
Answered by Meagan K [Old Account] - Tue Jul 28 22:40:44 2009
How can I get the swelling on the inside of my nose to go away?
Q. I got my nose pierced a little over a week ago and the inside is slightly swollen. It's a teensy bit sore, but nothing really bad and it's not infected at all. I just want the swelling on the inside of my nose to go away. Anyone know how I can do this? It's not pussing and it's not infected. It's just slightly swollen. It's not really even painful or sore - just swollen. Hmm..
Asked by BeautifulUncertainty - Mon Sep 10 22:46:52 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it's still healing, you just have to give it time..it'll go away within this week
Answered by ZoMB!E - Mon Sep 10 22:59:01 2007
Q. I got my nose pierced a little over a week ago and the inside is slightly swollen. It's a teensy bit sore, but nothing really bad and it's not infected at all. I just want the swelling on the inside of my nose to go away. Anyone know how I can do this? It's not pussing and it's not infected. It's just slightly swollen. It's not really even painful or sore - just swollen. Hmm..
Asked by BeautifulUncertainty - Mon Sep 10 22:46:52 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it's still healing, you just have to give it time..it'll go away within this week
Answered by ZoMB!E - Mon Sep 10 22:59:01 2007
What causes swelling when you jam your finger?
Q. Earlier today I jammed my finger playing tennis. It is swollen and bruised and I know it's not broken because I can bend it but it hurts really bad. I'm guessing that I bursted a blood vessel too. I was just wondering what causes the swelling and how long will it take for the swelling to go down?
Asked by chocolate_rlw - Wed Feb 4 21:57:51 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The swelling when you jam any joint is usually associated with tissue inflammation. Some of it is attributed to bruising, while the rest of it is bodily fluids rushing to the area to begin the healing process. This is due to the unnatural stress placed on the joint during the jamming process. It can take anywhere from a few days to a few weeks for the swelling and pain to go away, depending on the severity. One thing that aids the healing process is Motrin (Ibuprofen) and alternating ice and heat on the injury.
Answered by navy_chief_2004 - Wed Feb 4 22:07:44 2009
Q. Earlier today I jammed my finger playing tennis. It is swollen and bruised and I know it's not broken because I can bend it but it hurts really bad. I'm guessing that I bursted a blood vessel too. I was just wondering what causes the swelling and how long will it take for the swelling to go down?
Asked by chocolate_rlw - Wed Feb 4 21:57:51 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The swelling when you jam any joint is usually associated with tissue inflammation. Some of it is attributed to bruising, while the rest of it is bodily fluids rushing to the area to begin the healing process. This is due to the unnatural stress placed on the joint during the jamming process. It can take anywhere from a few days to a few weeks for the swelling and pain to go away, depending on the severity. One thing that aids the healing process is Motrin (Ibuprofen) and alternating ice and heat on the injury.
Answered by navy_chief_2004 - Wed Feb 4 22:07:44 2009
How can i get rid of swelling around my eye?
Q. So last night I went to bed and my eye was fine. I have a pimple in the corner. When I woke up this morning it was swelled out really bad, to the point where its getting in the way of my vision, I am going out tonight for dinner and movies but i refuse to go out looking like this. Can someone give me soms tips on how to relieve some swelling by tonight?
Asked by Amber L - Sat Sep 5 10:36:59 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi, I know this answer is to late... And hope you found away to get the swelling down to go out. Next time to reduce puffiness under the eyes, soak a couple of tea bags in boiling water for a moment. Let cool; then place over the eyes for 10 to 15 minutes. See yeah, :)
Answered by Tam D - Tue Sep 8 14:51:28 2009
Q. So last night I went to bed and my eye was fine. I have a pimple in the corner. When I woke up this morning it was swelled out really bad, to the point where its getting in the way of my vision, I am going out tonight for dinner and movies but i refuse to go out looking like this. Can someone give me soms tips on how to relieve some swelling by tonight?
Asked by Amber L - Sat Sep 5 10:36:59 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi, I know this answer is to late... And hope you found away to get the swelling down to go out. Next time to reduce puffiness under the eyes, soak a couple of tea bags in boiling water for a moment. Let cool; then place over the eyes for 10 to 15 minutes. See yeah, :)
Answered by Tam D - Tue Sep 8 14:51:28 2009
How long does the swelling takes place after rhinoplasty?
Q. I had a nose job 3 weeks ago and i didnt really like the result. I wanted my nostril to be narrowed but the doctor also raise the bridge and the tip of my nose. I am really sad about the result. My nose looks bigger and the implant made it look unnatural. I am Asian. All i wanted is too have smaller nose cos i have a slightly wide nose. Now my nose looks so big . Im not sure if its because of the swelling or just the implant he put inside. I am so sad and frustrated.
Asked by ihatemynewnose - Sun Dec 6 19:21:10 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think it's just the swelling. My uncle had a nose job & his nose looked really bad the first couple weeks. The swelling will take awhile because your nose is getting adjusted to everything that just happened on it. If in about 2 months you dont like the results, i would go back and have him fix it.
Answered by CHELSEA. - Sun Dec 6 20:00:52 2009
Q. I had a nose job 3 weeks ago and i didnt really like the result. I wanted my nostril to be narrowed but the doctor also raise the bridge and the tip of my nose. I am really sad about the result. My nose looks bigger and the implant made it look unnatural. I am Asian. All i wanted is too have smaller nose cos i have a slightly wide nose. Now my nose looks so big . Im not sure if its because of the swelling or just the implant he put inside. I am so sad and frustrated.
Asked by ihatemynewnose - Sun Dec 6 19:21:10 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think it's just the swelling. My uncle had a nose job & his nose looked really bad the first couple weeks. The swelling will take awhile because your nose is getting adjusted to everything that just happened on it. If in about 2 months you dont like the results, i would go back and have him fix it.
Answered by CHELSEA. - Sun Dec 6 20:00:52 2009
How do you reduce swelling after getting you bottom lip pierced?
Q. I just got my lip pierced three days ago, I was just wondering, besides using ice are there any faster ways to reduce the swelling. Thank you.
Asked by Nikki - Sun Dec 23 11:14:33 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. try taking Motrin IB (Ibuprofen) it'll reduce the swelling since it's an anti-inflammatory.
Answered by hawaiifyrefly - Sun Dec 23 11:19:41 2007
Q. I just got my lip pierced three days ago, I was just wondering, besides using ice are there any faster ways to reduce the swelling. Thank you.
Asked by Nikki - Sun Dec 23 11:14:33 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. try taking Motrin IB (Ibuprofen) it'll reduce the swelling since it's an anti-inflammatory.
Answered by hawaiifyrefly - Sun Dec 23 11:19:41 2007
How do I reduce swelling on my nose after a nose job and clean dry blood?
Q. I recently had a nose job and would like to know how I can reduce the swelling on my nose and clean the dry hard, dry blood and mucus from my nose. Best answer gets 10 points!
Asked by A. - Mon Jul 31 04:26:07 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you can reduce swelling by placing an ice pack over the swollen area. do this regularly to make the swelling subside... you can clean dry blood by using warm (or tolerably hot) water and a clean soft cloth or cotton... use a cotton swab and warm water to clean mucus from your nose...
Answered by blue e - Mon Jul 31 04:58:51 2006
Q. I recently had a nose job and would like to know how I can reduce the swelling on my nose and clean the dry hard, dry blood and mucus from my nose. Best answer gets 10 points!
Asked by A. - Mon Jul 31 04:26:07 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you can reduce swelling by placing an ice pack over the swollen area. do this regularly to make the swelling subside... you can clean dry blood by using warm (or tolerably hot) water and a clean soft cloth or cotton... use a cotton swab and warm water to clean mucus from your nose...
Answered by blue e - Mon Jul 31 04:58:51 2006
How long does swelling take to go down after a fall left the vagina area cut and swollen?
Q. The cuts took a week to heel but there is still swelling especially where the initial impact occurred. No insurance so no doctor. Swollen area looks like a blister. How do I treat this for fast healing? It has been 10 uncomfortable days.
Asked by cece - Thu Jun 29 19:54:22 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. did you fall on a bike with no seat? no but for real find a free clinic in your area until then keep everything clean and do not cover the wound unless it is completely dry. IF you have any antibiotics take those, but if you dont see a doctor you risk infection and even scaring.
Answered by Kyle n - Thu Jun 29 19:57:36 2006
Q. The cuts took a week to heel but there is still swelling especially where the initial impact occurred. No insurance so no doctor. Swollen area looks like a blister. How do I treat this for fast healing? It has been 10 uncomfortable days.
Asked by cece - Thu Jun 29 19:54:22 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. did you fall on a bike with no seat? no but for real find a free clinic in your area until then keep everything clean and do not cover the wound unless it is completely dry. IF you have any antibiotics take those, but if you dont see a doctor you risk infection and even scaring.
Answered by Kyle n - Thu Jun 29 19:57:36 2006
why do legs start swelling after prolonged periods of sitting? Is this some sort of disease? How to Cure it?
Q. why do legs start swelling after prolonged periods of sitting? Is this some sort of disease? How to Cure it?
Asked by AA22 - Mon Jul 21 02:02:06 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your legs would swell during long periods of sitting due to the lack of muscle movement. The venous return system in your legs operates with a series of one way valves that prevents pooling and backflow. However, it is the muscles in your legs activated by walking that pump things along in addition to just regular blood flow. try moving your legs more while seated or take breaks to get up and walk around some during extended periods. If the problem still persists, consult your physician who may recommend compressive socks or support hose. These items aid your leg muscles in pumping the blood back to your heart.
Answered by Corey R - Mon Jul 21 02:29:36 2008
Q. why do legs start swelling after prolonged periods of sitting? Is this some sort of disease? How to Cure it?
Asked by AA22 - Mon Jul 21 02:02:06 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your legs would swell during long periods of sitting due to the lack of muscle movement. The venous return system in your legs operates with a series of one way valves that prevents pooling and backflow. However, it is the muscles in your legs activated by walking that pump things along in addition to just regular blood flow. try moving your legs more while seated or take breaks to get up and walk around some during extended periods. If the problem still persists, consult your physician who may recommend compressive socks or support hose. These items aid your leg muscles in pumping the blood back to your heart.
Answered by Corey R - Mon Jul 21 02:29:36 2008
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