The nails were caught in the door, and the back half was empty. Do you need to pull out your nails l

No, nails will grow.

I've tried it before, and after a certain amount of time, the front will fall off, and the new ones in the back will take over the replacement.

You don't need to pull it out, you wait for the nails to grow out slowly, and the nails that grow out will push out the empty ones, and if you pull out the nails, it will hurt more, so it's better to let the nails slowly push out the empty ones.

If the back half of your fingernails have become empty after being caught by the door, then in this case, the nails will definitely fall off, but don't pull it out, when it grows naturally, you will fall off, because after you pull it out, it will hurt very much.

No, you can let the nails grow out slowly, just grow the empty section and cut it off.

It will take a long time for such a situation to fully recover. Because nails grow slowly. If you want a good fast, you can dial it. If it doesn't affect your life, let it slowly repair itself.

No, new nails will grow at the base of the nails, and the empty nails in the front will slowly grow forward, so you just have to build them at the right time, until they are cut and the nails in the back are growing.

No, it doesn't hurt the root of the nail, and it will grow out slowly.

If it's long, cut it shorter. That part grows slowly. If it doesn't hurt, you can leave it alone.

The nail is caught in the door and the back half is empty, so do I need to pull the nail? It's been a month, and I personally think that in this case, it is best to go to the hospital and have my nails removed, because if I don't pull them out, my nails are likely to die.

If it doesn't hurt, ignore it, and new nails will grow on the empty part.

It's okay and it will slowly retreat, I've been squeezed by the door before, the squeeze was serious, the pain was really unbearable, about two hours later, I stabbed it into my nails with a real one, and the blood spurted out all at once,

Ouch is a little miserable, I see my heart trembling, I don't need to pull it out, I sharpen it with a knife, keep a little, and it will slowly recover.

In this case, I think it's best for you to go to the hospital to have a look, or wipe it with hydrogen peroxide at home every day, let it fall off naturally, and new ones will grow inside.

Don't worry about him, he'll fall off slowly.

You can wash the wound with hydrogen peroxide. Don't let bacteria get infected.

Hello. After the finger is pinched, it is necessary to decide whether it is a plaster or not according to the situation.

After the finger is pinched, first observe the injury roughly. If it is only a slight crush injury, the general family can deal with it by themselves, the treatment method is: first apply ice to the injured finger, do not directly touch the ice cube to the injured finger, and it is easy to use a towel or handkerchief to cover the wounded finger in a single layer.

Ice for about 20-30 minutes. Do not rub your fingers to avoid aggravating the injury.

If the injury is not serious but there is a rupture, the wound can be cleaned with normal saline and coated with red mercury, and then wrapped in sterile gauze and fixed with adhesive tape, paying attention to the appropriate tightness.

If the pinching injury is severe, it may cause a fracture or dislocation of the phalange. Others have crushed or lacerations of muscles, ligaments and soft tissues. In this case, two splints close to the length of the injured finger should be used to fix both sides of the injured finger, the finger abdomen should be fixed with a splint from the fingertip to the wrist joint, and the affected limb should be hung and fixed to the chest with a bandage or other scarf and headscarf, and immediately sent to the hospital for further examination**.

If the injured finger is pinched and causes bleeding in the nail bed (black nails), ice should be applied and taken to the hospital**. If you are far away from the hospital, or if you cannot be taken to the hospital in time, you can find an alcohol lamp (no candles or lighters can be used) and injection needles (no pins, sewing needles, or straight paper clips are available). First, disinfect the injured finger with iodophor, clamp the needle with tweezers or pliers to the tip of the red-hot needle on the fire, and quickly prick the blackened nail of the injured finger vertically, the nail will quickly melt out of the small eye, immediately pull out the needle, the blood accumulated between the nail and the nail bed will flow out immediately, the pain will disappear immediately or significantly reduced, and the nail will not fall off due to separation from the nail bed.

After the nails have basically returned to their original normal color, ice can be applied.

Hello. First of all, I wish you a speedy recovery! For the fate of you and me, let me talk to you about the problem of "bruising". Recommendations:

Apply an ice pack within 2 days of bruising (to stop the bleeding and avoid the expansion of the bruising).

Twenty-four hours after bruising, warm water can be applied to the affected area. to promote local blood circulation and promote the dissipation of congestion. Generally, subcutaneous congestion will be absorbed slowly, and it will take about 2 weeks.

The correct approach is to apply ice or cold to the injured area 3 days before the injury, on the one hand, to reduce the swelling of the tissues after the injury, and on the other hand, to slow down the blood flow to the affected area, which can help blood clots clot and block the broken blood vessels.

After 3 days, most of the injured blood vessels have been closed, from the 4th day onwards, warm compresses and gentle massage can be applied to help the residual blood clot absorb and tissue repair, and speed up the healing speed.

If you are satisfied with the above, please don't disappoint my kindness and answer in time.