Missing fingernail?
So guys, I wanted to hear your advice.
Two days ago I completely ripped out my left ring fingernail with gel modeling on it. It bled very little, which amazed me.
I went to the doctor because she said it looked good and there was no inflammation and the open wound needed to be covered well.
Is it normal that my finger puckers, not extremely, only slightly? If so, how long does it take before the puckering subsides?
Is there a disinfectant that doesn't burn when sprayed on
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It's hard to say. The fact that a fresh wound is noticeable is normal, but the throbbing could also be a first sign of an initiating inflammation.
So watch the wound and go back to the doctor in case of doubt.
And if the doctor didn't get you to disinfect your finger, I'd leave it. And if so, it's not possible in the first days without burning. Good improvement.
I can look around the wounded drought does not hurt the doctor meant looks good and she wouldn't disinfect
The throbbing is not always only sometimes
As long as it doesn't get more often or stronger, I'd stay calm.
Is it normal the still solitary liquid turns out really minimal
Maybe, maybe not. I'd go back to the doc tomorrow. Then you're certain and he can help you better than we're here. Further good improvement.
Wanted to add a picture
So fingernails so far cures it only mega ugly I can make soap brand new on it that looks the solitary manicured
Just don't answer then I've got a date in the head
No I should take if it is annoying ne metamizol but it keeps within limits have other things through saying only pleural pouring with drainage but that with the finger is stubborn because as you see it on the picture with missing two fingers
Throbbing is normal in pain & there are Octenisept or Hansaplast wound spray without alcohol. It doesn't burn when sprayed.
True octenisept is ha for piercing and this is also an open wound with puncturing channel
Maybe use Camillosan.
Yes, octenisept spray does not burn as much as it is alcohol-free
Can now change my dressing and no more pain it is nothing swollen nothing red or can ignite to tap the nailbed