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What the fastest way to reduce a swelling of the eye from an injury? |
What the fastest way to reduce a swelling of the eye from an injury? Immediately apply ice to the area which constricts the blood vessels and reduces swelling. As the other responder said, frozen peas work great because they conform to the area. Have two bags, one to use and one remaining in the freezer. Take Ibuprofen which is also a great drug for any type of swelling. Tylenol won't work (it never works for me anyway, I might as well drink water). Good luck. ice it..... Ice or bag of frozen peas Get some ice on it right away, but no more than 20 mins at a time or you can damage the skin tissue...or as ladyinblue suggested, a bag of frozen veggies. I have a bag of frozen peas that I use ONLY for icing injuries now because it has been thawed and refrozen so many times. Piece of raw steak or sliced cucumber depending on the injury! TRY A WARM MOIST TOWEL, YOU CAN GET MORE INFO AT WWW.EARTHCLINIC.COM |
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