The finger writing is swollen, how can it be corrected

1.Calluses on the hands are medically known as calluses. Sometimes it is related to the way of work, and frequent friction can easily cause calluses. Medically, you can use some keratin exfoliants such as 5%-10% salicylic acid ointment, or even 30% salicylic acid collodion, which will be helpful to calluses.

2.Calluses are formed by rubbing objects for a long time, and I have longer than I tell you, you try it.

When you are fine, rub the calloused area with your hands to allow blood to flow.

Use scissors to cut off the skin from the top of the cocoon.

Commonly use some body lotion to let the calloused ** slowly turn back to its previous smoothness.

3.Calloused hands can be soaked in warm water, then smeared with a doctor's ointment or potion and wrapped in gauze overnight. The potion contains ingredients that soften the stratum corneum on the soles of the feet, and after the calluses have softened, the dead skin is gently scraped off with a knife and then applied with a deeply moisturizing hand cream, and after a short time, the calluses disappear completely.

It can also be removed with a pumice stone. Remember to exfoliate your hands once a week by massaging a small amount of scrub to remove dead skin on your wrists, then soak in warm water with olive oil for 5 minutes, and finally dry and apply hand cream.

Hello, I used to be like this, you just don't write too hard, it's best to buy a pen gripper to correct the writing posture, pay attention to the middle finger not to force against the pen.

I used to be like this, you just don't use too much force when writing, it's best to buy a pen gripper to correct your writing posture, and pay attention to the middle finger not to force against the pen.

You're not swollen, it's a callus from a long-term writing grind, I'm a student, and I have a middle finger.

You hold the pen too hard when writing, so reduce the grip a little. The handwriting will be more rounded.

Don't pinch the fingers of the pen too tightly, change it, and get used to it. In addition, you can bring rubber finger sleeves (sold in supermarkets).

If you write for a long time, you will get a cocoon, if you are a middle school student, there is nothing you can do, and when you go to college, you will write less, and there will be no cocoon like in middle school, and the cocoon will slowly become smaller by itself.

In this case, you can soak it in hot water, or apply a plaster to promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis. For the time being, write less and let your fingers rest.

When you are fine, rub it against the pain, and then use ice and soak it in cold water. It will be fine soon ...

If you look at the shoes of the sixth grade children, they will have a bag on their middle finger, which is normal and painful. When writing, we will find that the front end of the first joint of the middle finger touches the pen, and the first joint of the middle finger is convex when writing with too much force. It's a bit like a woman wearing that tiptoe tare that causes the joints of her thumb to become bigger.

So when you write, you just need to use a moderate amount of strength, and you don't need to use too much force.

Let's take a break and write again! ~

After all, the body is the important thing about the mouth, and our original teacher was like that, often asking us to copy notes, which is annoying

It should be better if you can soak your hands in mint water!!

It's okay, it can be restored. Before the college entrance examination, I had a callus on my middle knuckle and an inward turn of my index finger, and then it was fine.

Your key problem is that you don't use force (and I used to too), and if you use too much force on your thumb, you can damage the other two fingers. It is not easy to write fluently, and you can only write horizontal and vertical regular script.

If you write quickly, such as ligatures, don't use too much force on your thumb, don't push down, try to be horizontal (slightly raised).

If the bones are deformed, there is no way, if you just have calluses, you can bubble them in hot water before going to bed, then apply moisturizer or essential oils, wrap them in plastic wrap, remove them the next day, get them a few more times, and it should get better.

After writing for a long time, it will grow calluses. You have said that the pen is too tight, then try not to use so much force, write lightly, and the time to write should be reduced, if the calluses have been a few years it can not be eliminated, the key is that you don't use so much effort to write, slowly and naturally,

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