How long does it take for the finger to get healed when the infection has been removed from inside the finger?
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It would depend on a lot of factors.  How much tissue was removed, etc.  As for the bone, if some of it was removed, as in an amputation, it will not grow back.  Follow your doctor's advice, keep it clean, and it shouldn't take too long...especially if you're a healthy person otherwise.  Make sure to eat healthy foods too...good nutrition promotes healing!
523719
It depends whether you've damaged the nail bed or not.\n\nNails are grown from a specialised area of skin called a nail bed. The cells gradually reproduce and dead ones get mixed with a hard protein called keratin, which makes your nail.  When you get an injury much like you've described, someimes this gets damaged. Usually it recovers, but if the cells at the nail bed have all been killed off it may not.\n\nSome people's take a month, some longer. Some take up to a year.\n\nThe vast majority do grow back but you'll just have to wait and see. If it hasn't grown back within a year, it's not going to. \n\nAnd no, I'm afraid there's nothing you can do about it. On the plus side (assuming you had no other injuries to your big toe like a broken bone), other than cosmetic issues it won't give you any long-term problems- it just looks unusual.
720373
My mum had this surgery and had the bandages on her hands for two weeks.  Full recovery for any surgery they say a number of months, but within 3-4 weeks generally, you can use your hand again.
549603
I had one removed from my left and right hands.  One at a time.  The haling time is realistically about a couple months...a few weeks of pain and stitches...then there is a pain when lifting too much weight, or bumping the hand in that spot.  It hurts; just bask for some good pain meds.  Make sure you keep it elevated...REMEMBER...IMPORTANT; while you are sleeping; hanging around, because if you don't it will get even more swollen than it will be already, from the surgery, itself.  Ask the surgeon if you can see it.  It looks like a spider; be glad it's gone.  Good luck to you.  You will be fine.  get it out before it gets any bigger; one of mine was, and it still hurts; it's been 3 months.  It is better every day.  It is a standard procedure; very quick...20 minutes for the surgery, itself.  Don't fret.  relax.
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generally it should only take a few days.  The blood just needs to get re-absorbed.  Don't go back to that place,\n\nThere really aren't any remedies.  It's just blood that's not in the veins anymore and has to get re-absorbed into the body.\n\nIf it's painful (it shoudn't be) just put some ice on it for about 10-15 minutes.
393053
It depends on the cause.  If it is bacterial, it would be best to get a prescription to get rid of it.  It should go away in a couple weeks if you don't get a prescription.  But get to the doctor if it persists.
676072
It will take between 3 and 6 weeks to heal if there aren't any complications. Make sure your child does not ride a bike or use other sit-on toys until the swelling has completely settled. Children should be able to return to school about a week after being circumcised.\nConsult your GP if:\n\nThere is bleeding from your child’s penis \nYour child’s penis stays swollen after two weeks \nYour child still finds passing urine painful a few days after the operation \nThere is a yellow discharge from the wound \nYour child has a fever or appears ill.
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suggested procedure to be done\n\n1. boil water with salt>>>Brine Solution\n2. let it cool until it becomes warm\n3. soak your hands within 15 minutes everyday before sleeping\n4. do this within a week or more depending upon the healing process\n\nhope this helps! =)
622330
I think he'll start seeing it in 2-3 days. How much time will the full process take? Depends on the extent of injury.\n\n1 week to 1 month.
695658
It heals over time. It takes 1 month for it to heal down so you can't move it (no eye rubbing for 1 month). If you need any retreatments though, the doctor can relift it even after 5-10 years. Eventually it does heal down though.
962146
just apply neosporin to help ward off infection.\n\nscratches typically take 7-14 days to heal up completely so give it some time and try not to pick at it or scratch it if it begins to itch.\n\nthings to watch for that would indicate infection are:\n\n-the redness around the scratch increases or it begins to swell\n-the scratch opens and begins to drain liquid (pus)\n-you begin to run a fever of 101.0 or higher\n-there are red lines extending from the scratch to the rest of your body (indicates infection in the blood-you'll need iv antibiotics asap)\n\nthese are all signs of infection and you'll need antibiotics to treat it. remember that underneath our nails there can be hidden germs and bacteria so make sure to wash the scratch well with mild soap and warm water and apply the neosporin-you should be fine within a week
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As a teenager ( a couple of years ago! ) I smashed my finger in the car door.  It bled terribly.  My uncle took a sterilized knife and bore a small hole into the nail to relieve the pressure.  It remained horribly purple for weeks and the nail came off.  Another nail replaced it, although it did take a while.
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Don't worry it'll grow back. I think nails grow about 1/4 inch or so a month. I lost two finger nails when I was younger after I got my finger slammed in a car door. It may grow back a little mishapped, depending on what exactly happened. My friend crushed his thumb and his nail has been mishapped since, but he still has the nail.
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If the nail is still connected to the finger do not try to remove it.\n\nAll you have is the equivalent of a bruise but on your nail.  Most of the blood will be absorbed back into your finger and any that is left will grow out with the nail - it won't look very pretty but should be painless.\n\nIf the nail is hanging off go and see a medical professional - They will make a call as to whether it is best to remove, some or all of, the nail and will do it such a way so as to not to cause infection.  \n\nIf you try to do this yourself you could also end up changing the growth pattern of the nail and end up with an ingrown finger nail.
158137
usually you can tape it to the toe next to it and it will heal in about 3-6 weeks
542068
It depends on how long ago you had it.Again mustard oil/vaseline helps it heal.\nTry not to fiddle with it too muchand if in a week its not healing take it out.Somethings are not meant to be.
668514
I am just quessing, because you'd have to ask a nurse...3-7 days is my guess..