how long does it take for your finger to grow back if its been cut off?
412126
It wasn't the little finger between your legs was it?
665331
It can take up to six months for the entire hole to heal up...very normal.
210984
from ur thumb to ur 4 finger
1104365
No manufactured product can re-grow hair..\nFingernails grow an average of 1/8 th inch after death occurs..\nThe average size for women in the US is 16 misses..(2003)\nMajority of bald men are married..
684302
Now, what do you mean cut off? Did you have a wedge resection (where they cut a wedge on the affected side), a nail removal (nail removed, but nail bed intact), or a full removal where they destroy the nail bed? I've had wedge resections and they grow back normally, though the ingrown wasn't cured. Then I had to have both my big toe nails fully removed. I just have small parts of the nail that are growing back where the dr didn't fully destroy the nail bed. It was extremely painful for days afterwards, but I guess worth not having to deal with recurring ingrown nails.
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When our son was in middle school he had the very same surgery on both toes. Three weeks later he was wearing hiking boots on a Boy Scout trek and back packing up the side of a mountain. The skin under where the toenails used to be is tender right now because it's used to being protected by the toenail, and suddenly the toenail's not there. It will take a few days for the skin to toughen up a little. It will get better rather quickly. I know it won't seem quick to you, but it will be over soon.
725390
I had a raised mole removed and it had a few stitches. They came out in about a week, and the area took maybe 3 weeks to start looking healed all the way. Scars vary depending on your skin makup and tone - you can end up with a no-show scar or a slightly raised scar or one that differs in color from your skin, so time will tell. Mine doesn't show at all. Good luck!
87806
Definetely more than 6 weeks.\n\nRemember injuries of upperlimbs will heal in 3-4 weeks.\nLowerlimb injuries heal in 6-12 weeks.\n\nReach me for more info.
225560
A belly button piercing can take anywhere from 3-6 months to fully heal.
749712
I had a herniated disc between c-5 and c-6 . I went to bed fine and woke up the next day as it had ruptured overnight. I suspect the area was weakened from a lot of heavy lifting the prior day . I had it operated on they cut a slit in my throat and went in from the front and replaced the disc with a piece of bone from a cadaver. The operation took an hour perhaps slightly less . The scar completely disappeared in no time. I do still have no feeling in my right  thumb from nerve damage but the pain is gone except for a bit of arthritic type pain on cold rainy days.
710016
The skin you have on the tip of your finger is actually dead skin, that's why it doesn't hurt that much if you cut it and why it doesn't bleed unless you cut it deeply. y&#92;Your fingerprints - dermal ridges - are below where your new skin is formed so that each new layer of skin that is formed (and then eventually flaked off) will have the same pattern on it.\nThis dermal layer is formed before birth, while the baby is still in the womb. There are different theories about how the ridges are actually formed, one of them being that the ridges are influenced by different water flow patterns around them, creating a random pattern. However there is some evidence to suggest that this is at least partially genetic; identical twins do not have the exact same fingerprint but they may have the same basic pattern (whorl, loop, etc) on the same fingers.
321948
if you cut your wart off totally, no it wont come back but if a peice of it is stil their it will usually grow back, your not supposed to cut warts off though so don't hurt yourself more if you've already tried, let the wound heal and if it comes back get that compound w stuff it really works and then it wont ever come back.
788880
Keep your thumb loosely covered with gauze to keep it as clean and dry as possible.  The nail may or may not come off.   I've lost a finger nail and a toe nail.  They both grew back.  let it come off on its own.  Don't pull it off.
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http://www.bellspalsy.ws/\n\nAll the info you could want....\n\nAnd to answer your question....Approximately 50% of Bells palsy patients will have essentially complete recoveries in a short time. Another 35% will have good recoveries in less than a year.\n\nRegardless of the trigger, Bell's palsy is best described as an event - trauma to the nerve. As with any other injury, healing follows. The quality and duration of recovery is dependent on the severity of the initial injury. If the nerve has suffered nothing more than a mild trauma, recovery can be very fast, taking several days to several weeks. An "average" recovery is likely to take between a few weeks and a few months. The nerve regenerates at a rate of approximately 1-2 millimeters per day, and can continue to regenerate for 18 months, probably even longer. Improvement of appearance can continue beyond that time frame.
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Scar tissue lasts forever, but the scar will fade and whiten over time and be less noticeable. A scar takes about 1 year to mature from the time of injury.
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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.
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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.