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I have about seven thorns or some kinda pointy things stuck into different places all over my hands. And I can't for the life of me get any of them out.
And they hurt like hell.
Any ideas on what I could to do get them out? I'm tired and unable to think.
And they hurt like hell.
Any ideas on what I could to do get them out? I'm tired and unable to think.
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Damn!
I've found another, just a second ago, right in the tip of my left hand pointing finger.
It's pretty small, but it just won't come out. Not hurting though, which is at least something.
Not hurting until I try and get it out, anyway. Now it hurts, and I'm typing one handedish again. Argh.
I've found another, just a second ago, right in the tip of my left hand pointing finger.
It's pretty small, but it just won't come out. Not hurting though, which is at least something.
Not hurting until I try and get it out, anyway. Now it hurts, and I'm typing one handedish again. Argh.
Meka Dragon wrote:
> Grix Thraves wrote:
> how can something so small hurt so much?
That's
> what she said...
_ _ _
That deserves a LOL meks.
> Grix Thraves wrote:
> how can something so small hurt so much?
That's
> what she said...
_ _ _
That deserves a LOL meks.
My hands seem to be alright now.
Thanks for all the help anyway.
Thanks for all the help anyway.
Meka Dragon wrote:
Two questions:
1) How are you typing?
B) What the hell have you been doing?
Have you tried using tweezers?
That's three questions, thicko.
:-D
Two questions:
1) How are you typing?
B) What the hell have you been doing?
Have you tried using tweezers?
That's three questions, thicko.
:-D
Grix Thraves wrote:
> how can something so small hurt so much?
That's what she said...
> how can something so small hurt so much?
That's what she said...
For the pain I suggest alcohol, no not for your hand but for you to drink, the more the better : )
Use warm water, softens the skin and reduces the infection risk. IF they are under the skin you can get this lotion that helps remove skelfs (sp?) which draws them to the surface of the skin. No idea what it is called but it is green and looks like a gel.
Use warm water, softens the skin and reduces the infection risk. IF they are under the skin you can get this lotion that helps remove skelfs (sp?) which draws them to the surface of the skin. No idea what it is called but it is green and looks like a gel.
I got one out. Tiny little b****r, how can something so small hurt so much?
I can type because they aren't in my finger tips, thank God.
And I'll tell you what I've been doing in another topic, once I get these damn things out.
I'm currently using tweezers anyway, but they're really deep under the skin, so it's not a case of simply pulling them out.
And yeah, I've thought about either heating my hand or cooling it... but which is the proper way, with ice, or in warm water?
I'm confused and in pain.
And I'm the only one in the house, no one to ask.
And I'll tell you what I've been doing in another topic, once I get these damn things out.
I'm currently using tweezers anyway, but they're really deep under the skin, so it's not a case of simply pulling them out.
And yeah, I've thought about either heating my hand or cooling it... but which is the proper way, with ice, or in warm water?
I'm confused and in pain.
And I'm the only one in the house, no one to ask.
Two questions:
1) How are you typing?
B) What the hell have you been doing?
Have you tried using tweezers?
Mother like figures usually have the answers to this kind of thing, and some kind of special magic lotion.
1) How are you typing?
B) What the hell have you been doing?
Have you tried using tweezers?
Mother like figures usually have the answers to this kind of thing, and some kind of special magic lotion.
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