Do you like wearing rings? But do you know how to save yourself when the ring is stuck on your finger?

China Science and Technology News Network, December 2 (Jin Kaiyi) Everyone loves beauty, and many people like to wear jewelry, such as rings, necklaces, bracelets, etc. However, due to various reasons, rings often get stuck on their fingers. Recently, a man in Quanzhou, Fujian, got his finger stuck on a celebrity ring, and his finger was swollen. He had no choice but to go to the fire station for help. Because the ring was made of very hard material, large pliers, small scissors and other equipment were used in turn. In the end, it took a lot of effort to cut the ring off and help him get out of trouble.

What should I do if the ring is stuck on my finger? The most common method is to twist the ring to remove it. Straighten the finger with the ring downward, then use your other hand to grab the ring and twist it, and slowly pull it towards the fingertip. By twisting it towards the fingertip, the ring can be moved more easily and the discomfort caused to the finger when moving it can be reduced.

Alternatively, you can use some skin care products to lubricate, such as soap. After getting your hands wet, apply soap and twist the ring to easily remove it without scratching your fingers. If you have dental floss, you can also use it to remove the ring. Pass the dental floss through the ring. If it can't be passed through, you can use a needle to help. Then wrap the finger with the dental floss near the fingertip, all the way to the finger joint. Finally, pull the dental floss near the palm, so that the ring can slowly slide along the thread and finally come off the finger.

If there is cold water nearby, you can soak your hands in cold water, but your fingers will be easily injured in winter because this method uses cold water to quickly lower the temperature of your hands, making your fingers thinner and easier to remove the ring.

The above methods are applicable when the fingers are not swollen yet . Once the fingers are obviously swollen and you cannot save yourself, please call 120 or 119 in time and ask professionals to come to the scene for rescue. In addition, it is recommended that you do not wear rings when you sleep. Most people may have mild edema after waking up in the morning. If you do not take off the rings before going to bed, the fingers will get stuck when they are swollen in the early morning, causing poor blood circulation and swelling. It is also best to wear and take off the rings to prevent local bacterial growth and prevent the rings from getting stuck due to the growth of finger bones, hyperplasia and deformation of interphalangeal joints.