A woman massages the toes of a broken leg with her hands. Trigger callback now.\\n\\t\\t\\t\\tif (typeof window.FB !== 'undefined') {\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t\\twindow.fbAsyncInit();\\n\\t\\t\\t\\t}\\n\\t\\t\\t})();\\n\\t\\t<\\\/script>\\n\\t\\tShare on Facebook<\\\/a>Share on Twitter<\\\/a>\\t<\\\/div>\\n<\\\/div>\\n\"}"; /* ]]> */ window.lazyLoadOptions = { } If you've ever been injured to the point where you needed a cast, and now your cast has been removed, you've probably noticed a few things..You may have noti. 1st thing to do minutes after taking off the cast: After removing the cast you may notice sensitivity in your skin. The alcohol will help to dissolve the glue so as to help you to remove the plaster without any pain. Before removing the cast, the doctor will run some tests on your cast member and, if everything looks good, will remove the cast with a small electric saw, which cuts through the molten material, but stops before it touches the skin, so there is nothing that can hurt your skin during the plaster removal, the least you can feel is a little tickle. Please help us to maintain this site by disabling your ad blocker to access the content. ","itemSelected":"Item selected. } Fingers or toes of the affected limb that go white or blue. Make sure you have the proper safety gear to wear. } ); Dry snake (panaritium) on finger home treatment. The fact is designed for health professionals to distribute to carers and parents. Gently rub the skin with a soft towel, but keep in mind that rubbing the skin too hard can damage the new skin. If the limping becomes worse, not better, over the first 2 weeks, or if the pain persists, you should return to be rechecked. Sometimes physiotherapy is needed to help you recover. Simple painkillers, such as paracetamol, are often needed. What to do after removing the plaster. This will help it smell better! var bimber_front_microshare = "{\"html\":\"