Blistered Finger
Blistered Finger
Bandaged Finger
The loose bandage (after applying some moisturizing cream) is to protect the blisters. Do NOT want them to burst!
I've a follow-up appointment with my doctor this afternoon.
Monday, January 06, 2014
Frostbite: Take the warnings seriously!
So you want to know what frostbite looks like? Kinda like this:
Only the last joint of the middle finger suffered serious damage. The ring and index finger are still numb and tingly at the same time (!) three days after exposure.
The loose bandage (after applying some moisturizing cream) is to protect the blisters. Do NOT want them to burst!
I've a follow-up appointment with my doctor this afternoon.
The loose bandage (after applying some moisturizing cream) is to protect the blisters. Do NOT want them to burst!
I've a follow-up appointment with my doctor this afternoon.
I hope everything goes well when you see the doc.
ReplyDeleteOw! I've had minor frostbite, but nothing close to that. I think its time for some new gloves!
ReplyDeleteOn the bright side, you can give everyone the finger and say ,"Sorry, can't help myself".
ReplyDeleteLook on the bright side, now you can give everyone the finger and say, "Sorry, I can't help it".
ReplyDeleteTennRebel, it's even wrapped in a nice white bandage so it's easier to see!
ReplyDeleteThat looks very painful. I do hope you recover with no ill effect. Thank for the heads up, a lot of folks don't think about how quickly it can happen.
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