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Got bruises after squeezing nose
I got some dark bruises on my nose after squeezing to remove blackheads. At first, my nose turned red.After a day or two, I got some blackish bruises. Today It is 4th day...The bruises have become darker.I am giving ice pack...what else can I do to heal it quickly? Will it heal? Can you please say?I'm literally worried and regretting.
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Such bruises usually heal on their own with time. Avoid touching, squeezing, or applying harsh products on the area. If discoloration persists or you want faster and safer healing, a proper assessment is required. Please consult me directly so I can guide you appropriately.
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Dark bruising on the nose after squeezing blackheads happens due to rupture of tiny capillaries under the skin. Initially redness appears, and over the next few days it can turn bluish-black or darker before it starts fading — this is a normal healing pattern of a bruise. Please don’t worry or regret; this is not permanent and will heal on its own. Since it is already the 4th day, ice packs are useful only in the first 24–48 hours. Now, warm compresses (not hot) for 5–10 minutes, 2–3 times a day will help improve blood circulation and speed up healing. Avoid squeezing, scrubbing, chemical peels, or applying harsh creams on the area. For quicker recovery, keep the skin well-hydrated, avoid sun exposure on the nose, and use a broad-spectrum sunscreen if you go outdoors. Do not massage the area aggressively. The bruise usually changes color (dark → greenish → yellowish) and fades within 7–10 days, sometimes up to 2 weeks depending on skin sensitivity. If there is increasing pain, swelling, or redness, then evaluation is needed, but in most cases this heals completely without marks. From a homeopathic perspective, there are remedies known to help bruising, trauma, and discoloration under the skin by promoting faster healing. Depending on sensitivity, constitutional makeup, and skin response, the remedy and potency can vary, so it’s best taken under guidance of a qualified homeopathic doctor rather than self-medicating. Homeopathy supports natural healing gently and reduces the chance of pigmentation after bruises. You will recover — please stay calm; stress can delay skin healing. you are intrested you can book a consultation. Regards Health Global Homoeopathy clinic, Vijayanagar, Bangalore www.healthglobalclinics.com
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Take internally, Arnica 30/ 3 globules / 3-3-3 for 5 days and apply Arnica ointment externally.... It will heal within this time period.
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Plz consult online. It will be cured by homeopathic medicine
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I understand why you’re worried—but please take a deep breath first. What you’re describing will heal. This is a bruise (post-traumatic bruising + inflammation) caused by squeezing the delicate blood vessels on the nose. It looks scary, but it is temporary. Why it became darker After squeezing: Day 1–2: Redness (inflammation) Day 3–5: Bluish / blackish color (old blood under skin) This darkening is actually a normal healing phase, not worsening damage. --- What you should do now (Day 4 onward) 1️⃣ Stop ice packs now ❄️ Ice is useful only in the first 24–48 hours. After that, it can slow healing. 2️⃣ Switch to warm compress 🔥 (Very important) Use a warm (not hot) towel Apply for 10 minutes, 2–3 times daily This improves blood circulation and helps the bruise fade faster --- 3️⃣ Apply a healing gel (choose ONE) Twice daily, gently—no rubbing: Arnica gel ✔️ (best for bruises) Heparin / Hirudoid gel Aloe vera gel (pure) if nothing else available --- 4️⃣ Avoid these completely 🚫 No squeezing, scrubs, peels, facials No steam No acids, retinol, vitamin C on nose Avoid sun exposure (use sunscreen if going out) --- 5️⃣ Nutrition to speed healing 🥗 Vitamin C rich foods: amla, orange, lemon Good hydration If needed: Vitamin C + Zinc once daily for 5–7 days --- How long will it take? Visible improvement in 5–7 days Near complete healing in 10–14 days No permanent marks if left alone now ✅ --- When to worry? (Rare) See a doctor only if: Severe pain Increasing swelling Pus, fever, or spreading redness From what you described—this is not dangerous. --- Most important reassurance ❤️ ✔️ Yes, it will heal ✔️ No permanent damage ✔️ Many people get this after blackhead squeezing ✔️ You didn’t ruin your skin
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Hello. There is no need to panic. That bluish appearance is due to breakage of tiny capillaries of nose. Initial appearance is red and slowly it turns to green or bluish.This is the common presentation of an injury. Usually this condition should subside on its own within a week. You can do cold compressions for 2 days and then switch to hot compression for next 2 days (without fail). This will help you restore your blood flow and healing of capillaries. If your complains does not resolve with these, Do consult with us to get you a proper homoeopathic treatment.
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Avoid application of heavy creams . Do cold compressions..and then switch to hot.
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