The hook in my thumb, the barb was inbedded under skin and another hook was stuck deep into my cars carpet, My cell phone was in my coat pocket hanging on my shops wall, way out of my reach. It was night and no one else was around. I was stuck and in pain. What would U do to get free and get the hook out? Also once the barbs go in they can't come back out.
How do U get a lure 3 sets of 3 hook all barbed, hooked in thumb another caught in carpet under car seat out ?
Pull out my pocket knife and cut the carpet .If you dont have a kniife the quicker the better lol. And barbs WILL come out with enough pulling force
I prefer the hard fast pulling motion in exactly the opposite direction of the entrance wound. The barb will make a popping noise at it takes a peice of flesh and rolls it wrong side out and exits the body And its good if it bleeds a lot. Bleeding will help clean the wound .
Then your worries are over your free and can be on you way down the road Unless its a rusty hook and your out of date on a tetnus shot. Then you may need to go to the hospital .
You might wanna see a doctor anyhow if you feel the need to
There is one other option its kinna like pulling a tooth using the string and slamming door method but different.
Take fishing line (which should be handy if you keep lures under your seat) tie around hook tie other end to closed door. Crack door handle and give door a swift kick to open it.
you should get a result out of this. Atleast in theory it will work
How do U get a lure 3 sets of 3 hook all barbed, hooked in thumb another caught in carpet under car seat out ?
Well how deep in your thumb? If it is real deep, then your best bet is to push it all the way through so you don't rip your thumb apart pulling it out. If another hook is deep in your cars carpet, I don't know what else to do other than grab it with pliers, and take it out as easy and slow as possible unless the barb part is showing, then cut the barb part off to make less damage.
Reply:Pull hard and scream.... seek medical attention afterwards.
Reply:That's why most top Anglers (especially Specialist Pike anglers) recommend you carry a pair of handheld bolt cutters with you...... or the Pliers like the ones in my RAPALA ProGuide Forceps / Pliers toolbelt combo, and cut the hooks out, so you can remove them via the non-barbed bit.
http://www.rapala.com/products/accessori...
Though most First-Aid experts I believe suggest you cut the hooks, and let the Hospital take out it of your flesh "just in case".... though I guess it all depends how deep it's gone in.
Here's a guide I found via Google on how to remove a hook that's ended up embedded somewhere you rather it hadn't:
http://www.esoxhunter.com/hooksout.php
Reply:first i would start crying then i would cry somemore then i would call 911!!!
Monday, March 15, 2010
Under the cheek and to the sides I feel a line of "skin" that stands out. Does everyone have this?
If you're talking about what I think you're talking about..then you're probably clenching or grinding while you sleep. When you clench or grind you can sometimes bite the insides of your cheek therefore leaving a "line of skin" that is noticeable.
I do that quite often because I don't wear my nightguard every night like I should. You can consult your dentist about it the next time your due for a visit.
Under the cheek and to the sides I feel a line of "skin" that stands out. Does everyone have this?
I have one on both sides and I dont grind or clench.
I do that quite often because I don't wear my nightguard every night like I should. You can consult your dentist about it the next time your due for a visit.
Under the cheek and to the sides I feel a line of "skin" that stands out. Does everyone have this?
I have one on both sides and I dont grind or clench.
My daughter is only 14 she has very sensitive skin but i am most concerned with the bumbs under her arms?
she has used nair still the same problem. she is allergic to alot of things i mean fake jewelry all the way to seafood.so do i do about the bumbs?
My daughter is only 14 she has very sensitive skin but i am most concerned with the bumbs under her arms?
Bumbs? Whats a "bumb"?
Do you perhaps mean bums? As in your backside/bottom? Wow, that must make going to the toilet an awkward proposition.
Or do you mean bombs? Are you implying she's a terrorist? That's bad.
Other than that, I can't think what it is that you might mean. Hmmmm...
My daughter is only 14 she has very sensitive skin but i am most concerned with the bumbs under her arms?
You really cant do anything about it, the bumps arent an allergic reaction, its her axillary hair growing.
Reply:I had the same problem until I started using a bath powder after my showers, even if I didn't shave that night, I would still use the powder. Corn starch also works wonders, don't know why it does, I think perhaps it helps get rid of any moisture there and thats what causes a lot of the bumps, heat bumps, your body temperature is actually hotter under your arm pits (remember when they used to take your temperature there). Try it and I hope it works.
Reply:she has sensitive skin but still uses nair?? that crap takes my skin off if i have it on for even 10seconds :(
if you're worried about the bumps, take her to a doctor or to an urgent care facility to be checked out. they might be cysts or an allergy to her deodorant.
Reply:read tips on skincare and home remedies on this site
Reply:USE BABY OIL ON UNDERARMS THEN SHAVE WITH A GOOD RAZOR. USE THE RAZOR BLADE ONLY ONE TIME.bUMPS STILL TAKE HER TO HER DOCTOR.
Reply:Nobody here has the same problem because they did not see your daughter .So please visit a skin specialist.
Reply:Use a new blade each time. A dull razor causes roughly cut and torn hairs that cause ingrown hairs, red bumps and itching. Used razors also harbor bacteria that can cause infections of follicles
Thoroughly clean and rinse the area before you shave
Use the products for black men鈥檚 beards to control red bumps, irritation and ingrown hairs. Treat red bumps and ingrown hairs immediately. Red bumps are infected follicles
someone else also said to try
When you begin to shave your underarms, use a good razor (not an old dull one) and shave UP first. Be sure to be thorough. Then shave down. Then rinse.
Incidently, I tried it for my bikini area also (here shave DOWN first, then up) and it works
Reply:I know a lot of people have their own ways of doing with their own skin...and will suggest what you might could do to help your daughter...if she has sensitive skin she really shouldn't use Nair even on her legs...and I never even thought about using it under the arms...I figured it would burn like crap....I have only used it 3 times in my life...it is so strong....anyhow....my son has many allergies to so many things....and like your daughter he can not wear many kinds of jewelry, not even going to try to list everything...too, too many things...getting his medic alert necklace or braclet was insane the things he was allergic to, to wear it....anyhow you really should take your daughter to a Dermatologist...this is the only way we have got my sons skin allergies under control.....that really is your best bet...Good Luck...
~PEACE~
My daughter is only 14 she has very sensitive skin but i am most concerned with the bumbs under her arms?
Bumbs? Whats a "bumb"?
Do you perhaps mean bums? As in your backside/bottom? Wow, that must make going to the toilet an awkward proposition.
Or do you mean bombs? Are you implying she's a terrorist? That's bad.
Other than that, I can't think what it is that you might mean. Hmmmm...
My daughter is only 14 she has very sensitive skin but i am most concerned with the bumbs under her arms?
You really cant do anything about it, the bumps arent an allergic reaction, its her axillary hair growing.
Reply:I had the same problem until I started using a bath powder after my showers, even if I didn't shave that night, I would still use the powder. Corn starch also works wonders, don't know why it does, I think perhaps it helps get rid of any moisture there and thats what causes a lot of the bumps, heat bumps, your body temperature is actually hotter under your arm pits (remember when they used to take your temperature there). Try it and I hope it works.
Reply:she has sensitive skin but still uses nair?? that crap takes my skin off if i have it on for even 10seconds :(
if you're worried about the bumps, take her to a doctor or to an urgent care facility to be checked out. they might be cysts or an allergy to her deodorant.
Reply:read tips on skincare and home remedies on this site
Reply:USE BABY OIL ON UNDERARMS THEN SHAVE WITH A GOOD RAZOR. USE THE RAZOR BLADE ONLY ONE TIME.bUMPS STILL TAKE HER TO HER DOCTOR.
Reply:Nobody here has the same problem because they did not see your daughter .So please visit a skin specialist.
Reply:Use a new blade each time. A dull razor causes roughly cut and torn hairs that cause ingrown hairs, red bumps and itching. Used razors also harbor bacteria that can cause infections of follicles
Thoroughly clean and rinse the area before you shave
Use the products for black men鈥檚 beards to control red bumps, irritation and ingrown hairs. Treat red bumps and ingrown hairs immediately. Red bumps are infected follicles
someone else also said to try
When you begin to shave your underarms, use a good razor (not an old dull one) and shave UP first. Be sure to be thorough. Then shave down. Then rinse.
Incidently, I tried it for my bikini area also (here shave DOWN first, then up) and it works
Reply:I know a lot of people have their own ways of doing with their own skin...and will suggest what you might could do to help your daughter...if she has sensitive skin she really shouldn't use Nair even on her legs...and I never even thought about using it under the arms...I figured it would burn like crap....I have only used it 3 times in my life...it is so strong....anyhow....my son has many allergies to so many things....and like your daughter he can not wear many kinds of jewelry, not even going to try to list everything...too, too many things...getting his medic alert necklace or braclet was insane the things he was allergic to, to wear it....anyhow you really should take your daughter to a Dermatologist...this is the only way we have got my sons skin allergies under control.....that really is your best bet...Good Luck...
~PEACE~
I was thinking, does skin bleach such as 'fair and lovely' work for the under eyes??
would it harm it? can anyone help me here please. thanks loadz. :)
I was thinking, does skin bleach such as 'fair and lovely' work for the under eyes??
The skin under the eyes is thin and very sensitive. It would not be a good idea to bleach an area so close to your eye ball. If dark circles concern you, go for an eye cream that specifically targets them. Avon introduced one recently that is supposed to be phenomenal.
I was thinking, does skin bleach such as 'fair and lovely' work for the under eyes??
NO
Reply:well i would definitly read the instructions on that because it might have bad affects on the eyes. they probably have special skin bleach for the face and eyes.
good luck
Reply:no, the reason your undereyes are dark is b/c your skin is very thin in that area
Reply:Definetly don't put it around your eyes. It could blind you! If you want something to reduce black circles try these:
http://www.bathandbodyworks.com/category...
Reply:Sleepingliv was refering to AVON's intensitve eye . look in you phone book for an AVON rep. In the Wichita Area I can help you. I could actually help you even now, you can E-mail me at mysticalviking@yahoo.com.
Don't put anything by your eyes that is not for that area.
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I was thinking, does skin bleach such as 'fair and lovely' work for the under eyes??
The skin under the eyes is thin and very sensitive. It would not be a good idea to bleach an area so close to your eye ball. If dark circles concern you, go for an eye cream that specifically targets them. Avon introduced one recently that is supposed to be phenomenal.
I was thinking, does skin bleach such as 'fair and lovely' work for the under eyes??
NO
Reply:well i would definitly read the instructions on that because it might have bad affects on the eyes. they probably have special skin bleach for the face and eyes.
good luck
Reply:no, the reason your undereyes are dark is b/c your skin is very thin in that area
Reply:Definetly don't put it around your eyes. It could blind you! If you want something to reduce black circles try these:
http://www.bathandbodyworks.com/category...
Reply:Sleepingliv was refering to AVON's intensitve eye . look in you phone book for an AVON rep. In the Wichita Area I can help you. I could actually help you even now, you can E-mail me at mysticalviking@yahoo.com.
Don't put anything by your eyes that is not for that area.
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I got sensitive skin and i was washing my face last ight and under my eye it got red i went to sleep and was?
stilll red how do i reduce the redness with in a hour
I got sensitive skin and i was washing my face last ight and under my eye it got red i went to sleep and was?
Try a tea bag, like one that has been used. Leave it hot and put it on your eye. Or maybe just put ice on your eye
I got sensitive skin and i was washing my face last ight and under my eye it got red i went to sleep and was?
hey i have this cream called ponds and its for dry skin and it reduces redness and all that good stuff.... it really works u should try it.
Reply:I guess u rubbed some microscopic insect under ur eyes and the rashes are the result of the same. U need not worry, just apply an antiseptic cream (preferably Borolene) and it will be all right overnight.
Reply:Put an ice cube on it or if you have time, a spoon in the fridge for 5 minutes and onto the area. If its puffy, put a tea bag in luke warm water, then put it on the area for a few minutes. Afterwards, use a concealer or foundation to put over the area. And if you have sensitive skin, try Arbonne which is formulated for all skin types. Message me for more information. Good luck.
Reply:You need to do two things. You need to re-hydrate the irritated skin but first you need to get rid of the irritation. You've developed an allergy to one of your skin products. You need to apply a mixture of diaper rash cream (try A%26amp;D), calamine lotion, and hydrocortisone. Make a type of mask out of it and put a cool damp compress on top for at least 10 minutes. Rinse off and re-apply the cortisone. The best way to re-hydrate is a hyaluronic acid serum but most people don't have those in their cabinets so try some aloe or a sensitive skin eye cream.
I got sensitive skin and i was washing my face last ight and under my eye it got red i went to sleep and was?
Try a tea bag, like one that has been used. Leave it hot and put it on your eye. Or maybe just put ice on your eye
I got sensitive skin and i was washing my face last ight and under my eye it got red i went to sleep and was?
hey i have this cream called ponds and its for dry skin and it reduces redness and all that good stuff.... it really works u should try it.
Reply:I guess u rubbed some microscopic insect under ur eyes and the rashes are the result of the same. U need not worry, just apply an antiseptic cream (preferably Borolene) and it will be all right overnight.
Reply:Put an ice cube on it or if you have time, a spoon in the fridge for 5 minutes and onto the area. If its puffy, put a tea bag in luke warm water, then put it on the area for a few minutes. Afterwards, use a concealer or foundation to put over the area. And if you have sensitive skin, try Arbonne which is formulated for all skin types. Message me for more information. Good luck.
Reply:You need to do two things. You need to re-hydrate the irritated skin but first you need to get rid of the irritation. You've developed an allergy to one of your skin products. You need to apply a mixture of diaper rash cream (try A%26amp;D), calamine lotion, and hydrocortisone. Make a type of mask out of it and put a cool damp compress on top for at least 10 minutes. Rinse off and re-apply the cortisone. The best way to re-hydrate is a hyaluronic acid serum but most people don't have those in their cabinets so try some aloe or a sensitive skin eye cream.
On my upper rite side i have a sharp stinging pain rite under my breast it is also numb on the skin.?
i am also pregnant
On my upper rite side i have a sharp stinging pain rite under my breast it is also numb on the skin.?
i'm 27 weeks pregnant...and i've been told that it's normal...
On my upper rite side i have a sharp stinging pain rite under my breast it is also numb on the skin.?
It's normal.Don't worry too much. If you feel more pain, find a doctor.
On my upper rite side i have a sharp stinging pain rite under my breast it is also numb on the skin.?
i'm 27 weeks pregnant...and i've been told that it's normal...
On my upper rite side i have a sharp stinging pain rite under my breast it is also numb on the skin.?
It's normal.Don't worry too much. If you feel more pain, find a doctor.
What's the best under arm whitening?that will also help eliminate the chicken skin if u know what i mean? tnx!
Don't know of any under arm whitening products. have never heard of them in fact.
the best thing to do about the chicken skin as you call it. would be to do some toning exercises.
What's the best under arm whitening?that will also help eliminate the chicken skin if u know what i mean? tnx!
I love dermadoctor line at sephora, they have very good products for special skin conditions, these are specifically for chicken skin:
Dermadoctor KP Duty Lotion
http://www.sephora.com/browse/product.jh...
Dermadoctor KP Duty Body Scrub
http://www.sephora.com/browse/product.jh...
id=P147925%26amp;categoryId=B70
I read reviews on both of these products and they are somewhat popular. I actually use dermadoctor products for my pores and its worth every penny, and if they dont work out sephora has a great return policy.
the best thing to do about the chicken skin as you call it. would be to do some toning exercises.
What's the best under arm whitening?that will also help eliminate the chicken skin if u know what i mean? tnx!
I love dermadoctor line at sephora, they have very good products for special skin conditions, these are specifically for chicken skin:
Dermadoctor KP Duty Lotion
http://www.sephora.com/browse/product.jh...
Dermadoctor KP Duty Body Scrub
http://www.sephora.com/browse/product.jh...
id=P147925%26amp;categoryId=B70
I read reviews on both of these products and they are somewhat popular. I actually use dermadoctor products for my pores and its worth every penny, and if they dont work out sephora has a great return policy.
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