What should I do if I can t take off the ring on my hand?

1. Try spinning.

Try to rotate the ring slowly to determine the tightness, if it can be rotated slowly, it means that the ring is less compressive on the finger;

2. Check your fingertips.

Check the color and temperature of the distal end of the finger where the ring is jammed, if it is consistent with the surroundings, it means good vitality, and if it is pale, bruised, and cold, it means poor vitality; When there is swelling, decreased sensation or disappearance of the distal finger, it means that the condition is serious and you need to go to the hospital as soon as possible. A capillary reflux test can also be performed, which is usually white when the finger is pressed**, and the finger is released and turns from white to red quickly, indicating good vitality. The time for normal tissue to turn from white to flushed after the pressure is removed is 2 seconds. If the color recovery is slow or even not at all, it is not vigorous or not vigorous.

Treatment. 1. Lubrication method.

Apply soapy water or hand sanitizer to the finger stuck by the ring, or soak the knuckle part in soapy water, make it fully contact with the soapy water, gently rotate the ring, and gradually pull it outward to see if you can take out the ring, remember not to use violence, so as not to cause **, soft tissue contusion, or knuckle damage, or even fractures;

2. Cold water method.

If you can't remove the ring by lubrication, you can raise your hand for 10 minutes (which can eliminate finger swelling to a certain extent), then put your finger in cold water, and use the principle of thermal expansion and cold contraction to see if you can take out the ring;

3. Stringing method.

If the ring cannot be removed after the above two methods, one end of a thin wire can be passed through the ring, and the other end can be wound around the joints of the finger for several weeks, and then the end of the thread through the ring can be pulled by hand, and the ring can be rotated and pulled in the direction of the thread winding, so that the ring slides out along the direction of the winding of the thin wire; If you are unable to remove the ring by any of the above three methods, you should seek medical attention as soon as possible to avoid damage to your finger due to improper manipulation or other reasons.

Risk prevention. 1. Accurately measure the size of your finger when buying a ring, and it is advisable to tighten it slightly after wearing the ring in summer, and to rotate left and right after wearing it in winter, but it is advisable not to fall off;

2. When you feel that the ring is worn a little tightly, you can modify the size to prevent problems;

3. When you go to bed at night, remove the ring in time. Normally, people may have mild edema after waking up in the morning, and if they do not remove the ring before going to bed at night, it will swell due to the swelling of the finger in the early morning, which will make the blood flow poor and cause swelling, resulting in the ring is not easy to remove.

There are many ways to solve the problem of not being able to hold the ring, first, generally pinch the finger on the upper part of the ring with both hands, and then gently remove it.

Second, you can choose to put the hand with the ring in foam water to reduce the friction between the ring and your finger, making it easy to remove.

Third, you can choose something lubricated, such as hand cream, baby oil, etc., and then gently pinch it out.

Fourth, you can put two hands into cold water, this method is to use the principle of thermal expansion and cold contraction, so that the muscles of the hand contract, so as to take out the ring.

In this case, we should not be in a hurry, there are some ways to try to help us take the ring off.

Try using lubricant or soapy water to reduce friction between the ring and your finger. You can apply some lubricant or soapy water to the buckle and gently rotate or push the ring, trying to keep your fingers as relaxed as possible, and be careful not to use too much force to avoid hurting your fingers.

If lubricant or soapy water doesn't work, consider soaking your hands in warm water. Soak your hands in warm water for about 5-10 minutes, which helps us relax our blood vessels and muscles, allowing our fingers to swell a little. After soaking, try rotating or pushing the ring again to make it easier to remove.

Another way is to use thin wire or dental floss. Thread a thin thread or dental floss through the space under the ring, leaving a long enough portion at each end. Then cross the ends over the ring, pull the rope at each end with both hands, and twist the ring, which can gradually increase the size of the gap, so that the ring can fall off smoothly.

If none of the above methods work, it is recommended to seek professional help from a hospital or jewelry store in time. They have specialized tools and techniques that can help us remove the ring while also avoiding finger injuries.

When the ring cannot be removed on the hand, we can try to solve the problem by using lubricants, soapy water, warm water soaking, thin thread or dental floss. If you are unable to handle it on your own, it is advisable to seek professional help. Remember to stay calm during the process and don't push too hard to avoid hurting your fingers.

Try not to be in a hurry when you can't take off the ring on your hand, because it may be difficult to take off the ring because it has been worn for a long time and the fingers have grown thicker. So you can use some hot soapy water drops to try it out and see if it works. You can also use lubricating oil and the like to lubricate and see if it works.

You can also use a very thin thread to thread between your finger and the ring, and try to pull the string slowly. If nothing works. And you have to take off the ring insistently, then you can only find our firefighters in the end, they have special tools to remove the ring, and they will definitely help you take the ring off.

As for the ring, I'm afraid it will be opened, but fortunately, the amount will not be less at all, and you can make a new ring from the new gold shop, but it will cost a little manual money.

You can try to apply a little soap and slowly turn it out to see if you can take it off, if it still doesn't work, use a thread through the ring, and then use the thread around the finger at the outer end of the ring, be sure to wrap it tightly, and then pull the thread at the other end of the rope, and the ring will slide down the loop from the finger.

Step 1: Start by preparing a thread similar to this, which should be thinner and stronger.

Step 2: Then thread the thread through the ring with the help of a small tool, such as a paper clip, or a small wire.

Step 3: Then wrap the outer thread tightly around the finger until it reaches the joints of the fingers.

Step 4: Finally, straighten your fingers and slowly pull the inner line outward in a circle.

In this way, the ring slowly follows the thread.