Method 1: Common methods
Put your index finger gently on the ring and your thumb under it. Start turning the ring back and forth gently and pull it out slowly at the same time. Do not pull the ring too hard, or pull the ring. Otherwise, it will make the hand more swollen and the ring more difficult to take out.
Method 2: Lubrication method
Use lubricant. Many skin care household products can be used as lubricating oil, so that you can get rid of the ring unscathed. If your skin is damaged or scratched, you should choose your lubricating oil wisely and apply it to the joints of your hands in large doses. Turn the ring back and forth and apply some lubricant under it. Turn the ring back and forth on your finger once or twice while spraying or rubbing more lubricant on it. You need to gently pull the ring off your finger and turn it back and forth when you pull it out.
Method 3: lifting method
If you still can't take off the ring, you can try to lift your arm for a few minutes to keep the blood from concentrating on your fingers, which makes it easier to take off the ring.
Method 4: cold water method
Soak your hands in cold water by using the principle of thermal expansion and cold contraction. Do you feel it? You will feel that your ring is looser in winter than in hot weather. Put your hand in cold water, but not in ice water, and let it stand for a few minutes.
Method 5: Flossing method
Implementation steps:
1. Thread the cotton thread through the ring. You can use needles, toothpicks and small steel sheets to help you wear them.
2. Wrap your fingers with cotton thread until you pass your knuckles. Wrap it around your finger, but not too tight or too loose.
Pull the cotton thread through the ring and your ring will come out until you can take it off.
If the ring is only a part of it, please repeat the above steps from the position of your ring.
Note: this method should be used as early as possible before the fingers are severely swollen.