Девчонки, как думаете, стоит идти в травмпункт или рана заживет сама? Я открывала банку с кукурузой и порезала палец крышкой. Кровь лилась, держалась около 40 минут — три полотенца пропитались кровью (не насквозь, конечно). Залепила чем попало пластырём и прижала полотенцем — вроде остановилось, даже в душ сходила. Сейчас поменяла пластырь и снова идёт кровь. На фото поймала момент, пока кровь ещё не шла. Думаю, идти в больницу или скажут, что дура пришла с обычной царапиной. Не то чтобы слепо доверяю всем интернет-советам, но хотелось бы узнать общественное мнение. Фото в комментариях.
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olga
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Tanya
An unpleasant wound. It will heal on its own. But the location isn't ideal. It will keep getting irritated and reopen.
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Lada
There's a special bandage, so to speak, to close this wound.

Otherwise it would have pulled apart—the area is just like that.
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Alena
There are many blood vessels there, which is why it bleeds a lot.
I wouldn’t go, but I would ensure complete rest and seal it with BF-6.
If you doubt your ability to ensure rest and cleanliness of the wound, then go to the hospital. But they are unlikely to stitch.
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Mariya
I would have sealed it with a special glue; I've had something similar before, and the glue helped quickly.
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olga
Mariya I believe it's sold at a pharmacy. Do you perhaps remember the name?
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Ruzanna
Mariya BF glue
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Mariya
Mariya Yes, it's not that expensive.
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Natali
Seal it with glue, and then occasionally apply a bandage.
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Olya
And be sure to treat the wound.
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