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Is it a bad idea to keep an extremely tight ring on a finger all the time?
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Yes: Wearing a ring that is too tight may lead to swelling and cause neurologic or circulatory problems. It is a bad idea. Rings can often be resized by a jewler if too small.
Answered 1/24/2013
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