If you're attempting to treat yourself at home (not recommended), simply run the injured area under warm water & gently press against it to reduce the chance of an abscess forming. If the area swells or bubbles largely, see a doctor immediately; otherwise, use a warm compress, cleanse it with alcohol, & then leave it alone.
It's important to watch the area for a few days; if an infection develops (redness, swelling, blisters, numbness, pain, etc.) see a doctor as soon as possible for an antibiotic treatment. As scary as it will be, tell nurses & doctors the truth for the reason that they cannot treat you properly if you do not tell them exactly what happened & what you injected.
She probably should
This depends heavily on where exactly the dog was shot at, the range at which the dog was shot, the caliber of the bullet and the type of bullet (buckshot, hollow point, etc). In general, shots through the head, chest and abdomen are difficult to survive, although it is possible depending on what the bullet hit, or more accurately, what the bullet missed. However, shots through the legs, ears or tail are generally not life threatening unless a major artery or vein was severed. If a dog is shot, he should be taken to a veterinarian immediately for treatment.
STOP TAKING DRUGS. if you wait you can find out O.O
You just missed a bit. Take an ice cube and place it there until melts.....Then a very hot compress (wash cloth etc.) and place it on the abscess.....repeat several times.....Drink TONS of water and leave it alone......it will dissipate. Should be gone like by tomorrow ---IF NOT and it gets RED with pain and gets larger----GO TO Doctors ASAP peace
This is most likely due to a missed shot, where the user fails to register a vein & injects into muscle. One should apply a hot wash cloth with slight pressure to the sore area & it should improve in a matter of a few days. If that isn't the case, and your veins are bruised, rotate injection sites to minimize damage. Bottom line is that an addict will occasionally miss a shot, and sticking needles into oneself is bound to cause a little soreness isn't it?
In "The Giver," the newborn receives his shot in the top of his forehead. This is referred to as the "release" procedure.
A heating pad and vitamin e works well try to massage it too
This is due to the difference of density between blood and water
It probably would hurt if they missed the vain! Hope u found this helpful!
The anesthetic drug does not get distributed properly - AND there may be local consequences. Thus a failure to anesthetize.
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Take the dog to the vet admittedly!