A little blood came out of the toenails, and the nails turned black, how can I do it faster?

This is subungual bruising.

If the range is not large.

No special treatment is possible.

Within 24 hours of injury, a cold compress is applied to stop further rupture of capillaries.

Apply a warm compress 24 hours after the injury.

Promotes the reduction of swelling and the absorption of hematoma.

However, it is difficult to get rid of the dark spots under the nails.

It takes a long time. Toenails grow over a period of time.

will disappear completely.

Some won't even go away.

Upstairs is actually the quickest and easiest way to do it.

Nail extraction. Minimal surgical surgery.

Outpatient local anesthesia is completed in 2-3 minutes. The main indications are subungual congestion and paronychia. Because it can clearly see bruised and necrotic tissue.

It is beneficial for soft tissue repair and toenail regeneration.

So I recommend it.

Don't think there's anything scary.

Toenails grow quickly.

After pulling it out, it slowly grows out.

Good luck with speedy healing.

Hello; It is recommended that you take some anti-inflammatory medication. You can also take some Chinese medicine to clear heat and detoxify. I wish you good health.

The first step is to rule out a fracture (appearance of bruising of the toe or going to the hospital for an x-ray); Then see if there is any infection (redness, swelling, suppuration, etc.); If it is only a general trauma that can heal on its own, because there is bleeding that cannot be fast, avoid activities, and do not apply hot compresses until the bleeding stops. During the healing process, that toenail cap is likely to fall off. If it doesn't fall off naturally, it hinders the new toenails, and the old ones have to be artificially peeled off.

Because there is pressure caused by the presence of congestion between the subnail and the nail bed, it will definitely lead to pain, in fact, if you can tolerate it, you can not take painkillers, if the pain is more obvious, you can take some painkillers orally to help you control the pain. Try it every night by smearing some ice kings. It's to buy glue, not water.

There are two types: glue and water. When I was a child, I tried it, and I wiped it off with a little safflower oil. If the bruise is not too large and does not hurt the nail bed, it can be treated without treatment.

If there is a lot of bruising, it will cause infection and the nail bed will need to be removed to drain the bruises.

In this case, the nail is bruised, as long as the skin is not broken, the body will slowly absorb it naturally, and the black color will be gone, and it will not hurt. If there is no wound, you can ignore it, and after a period of time, new nails will grow, and the blackened nails will naturally be replaced. You save money, doctors save effort.

You can ignore it, after a period of time, new nails will grow, and the blackened nails will naturally be replaced. This process takes about 2-3 months, and during this time, the injured finger should be exposed to as little water as possible, especially if it is not clean. If the hand is pinched by the door and there is a large amount of bruising and a broken finger, a finger x-ray should be completed as soon as possible to evaluate the fracture and decide whether surgery is needed**.

Ignore him, and it will heal itself after a long time. In severe cases, old nails will fall off naturally and new nails will grow back.

The nail was pinched black because the blood was out of circulation, and I had been pinched before, and it was very painful at the time, and then it turned black. But don't worry, the nails are constantly growing, and when the nails are finished, the black ones will follow the nails, and they will slowly fade away. If it is only bruised and not damaged, in fact, you can leave it alone, and believe that our body's metabolism and self-repair functions can be completely restored in about a week.

If you are afraid of pain when touching, you can wrap a band-aid to protect it.

No, because it will be very painful after extraction, and slowly these nails will disappear and will not affect normal life.

It doesn't need to be unplugged, it can be allowed to grow slowly, so that it will not have any effect on our body.

Of course, don't pull it out, slowly recuperate for a period of time, wait for the nails to grow out, and then cut them when they come out.

It is very necessary to help the nails grow well and also to prevent themselves from falling out. Causing infection.

If it's not too serious, that is, if you don't hurt much, don't pull it out. Let it grow slowly and cut it off. If it's particularly severe, then go to the hospital to pull it out.

The black color that appears after a toenail injury may be due to the following reasons:

1.Blood clotting: When a blood vessel under a toenail ruptures, the blood clots, forming a black bruise. This condition is often accompanied by swelling and pain.

2.Bacterial infection: If the wound is not properly treated after a bruise, bacteria may invade the wound and cause infection, resulting in inflammation and black pigmentation around the toenails.

3.Protruding or dented toenails: Some people are born with strange toenails that are shaped like dimpled or protruding toenails. If you are injured by an external force at this time, there is also a possibility that the toenail will have a black change.

4.Recovery period after surgery: If you are in the recovery period after toenail surgery, some bruises, blood, etc. may also form black or cyan.

1. If the injury is not serious, it will heal slowly.

If there is only bruising in the toenails, but there is no damage or pus, etc., generally take swelling and stasis drugs correctly and pay attention to care to avoid collisions, you can absorb the bruises and ** in about 1-3 months; However, if the toenail is accompanied by serious conditions such as falling off, infection and inflammation, swelling, pus, etc., it is necessary to seek medical treatment, further observe whether there is a toe fracture and other conditions, and then take measures such as coating and bandaging according to the condition, the general ** process will be relatively slow, about 3-6 months to **.

2 Not necessarily, only in severe cases do you need to let bloodletting.

Whether the nail stasis is bloodletting, first of all, it depends on the size of the blood clots, and then take different measures according to the situation, if it is a relatively small blood clot, it does not need to be treated, and it will heal itself in a few days; If the blood clot is relatively large and has occupied half of the nails, it is recommended that you go to the hospital at this time to have a doctor for professional treatment.

Usually, like a smashed fingernail, the first thing should be ice, and the ice should be wrapped in a towel for ice; Apply a warm compress after 12 hours; If the clot is close to the edge of the nail, it should be punctured with a sterilized needle, a band-aid should be released, and then the wound should be bandaged with ointment. Small ones can be left unbandaged and allowed to heal. If the wound is damaged, pay attention to disinfection, and try to avoid touching water before the wound heals to avoid wound infection.

3. Evaluate and decide according to the specific severity of the injury.

1. If the toenail is injured and bleeding, it is only limited to the subnail and the degree is not serious. The pain symptoms are relatively mild, and you can use conservative**, and you don't need to pull out the nail for the time being.

2. If the degree of bruising is serious, resulting in the rupture of the toenail or surrounding soft tissues, as well as the bleeding is not stopped or the wound pollution is obvious, you should go to the emergency department of a regular hospital in time for debridement surgery, and if necessary, the toenail needs to be removed to promote wound healing.

4. When new nails grow on your toes, they will slowly fall off.

In general, if the toe is bruised and blackened, the nail will not fall off, and the nail will also recover after the bruise is absorbed by itself; However, if the bruise is more severe, the bruise will spread over more than one-third of the nails, and then new nails will gradually grow at the bottom, and when the new nails grow out, the original nails will be pushed out, and the old nails will fall off in about 1 month, and the new nails will completely replace the old nails.