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How to reduce fingure sprain swelling quickly?
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R.I.C.E: Rest ice compression elevation rest it, use ice to reduce inflammation, and elevate it so swelling doesn't develop. Compression is hard when it come to the finger. Anti-inflammatories help too.
Answered 2/28/2019
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