Title: How to Treat a Popped Blood Vessel In Finger and Its Symptoms
Headings: How to Treat a Popped Blood Vessel In Finger and Its Symptoms
How to Treat a Popped Blood Vessel In Finger and Its Symptoms
Popped Blood Vessel in the Finger
How to Treat a Popped Blood Vessel in the Finger
Symptoms of a Popped Blood Vessel in the Finger

Content: How to Treat a Popped Blood Vessel in the Finger
Treatment is similar to those observed for the treatment of localized hematoma. The condition often resolves on its own with conservative treatment. Cold compress may be done initially to help relieve the burning pain felt on spontaneous hemorrhaging. Warm compress can be applied to the affected hand or finger to aid in the absorption of pooled blood causing the hematoma. Pain medications may be taken but caution needs to be observed especially with analgesics that can further cause bleeding. Medical consultation is recommended for the proper prescription of pain medications. Avoid use of aspirin or any blood thinners to avoid further aggravating the hemorrhage. If consequently taking aspirin or any blood thinners for a certain medical condition, consultation with a physician is advised. Avoid contact sports or activities that can pose a risk of injuring the hands or rupturing blood vessels in the finger. Recurrence of hemorrhage or popping of the blood vessel in the finger is possible and care is needed to avoid further incidences.