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As time passes (it usually takes about a week for the bruise to disappear) the blood is reabsorbed back into the body and the black eye gradually disappears. This article will give you some tips and ways to treat a black eye. ... eHow Article: How to Treat a Black Eye (Bruise)
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www.ehow.com/how_2184675_treat-black-eye-bruise.html
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･ 1 I guess step one is you had to get someone mad enough to give you a black eye run into something whatever... ･ 2 On the 3rd day get your towl and run in under hot water and then ring it out once the blood clots the... ･ 3 You must know ...
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Learn how to treat a black eye to prevent bruising ... If your vision is blurred, you experience pain in and around the eye, you become light sensitive or you have "floaters" in your field of vision, you should consult a doctor. Otherwise, follow these tips to hide and heal your black eye.
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Well now it's time to bust out these three easy tips and tricks to make your skin and flesh heal really quickly after getting bruised. ... The first step once you notice a bruise is simple: ... This gel is amazing. I had a black eye and it cleared up within a few days. It is also very cheap, ranging in prices of $5 to $10.
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Bruise remedies ... The characteristic bluish-black mark on the skin lightens in colour and eventually fades as the blood is absorbed by the tissues and carried away. Bruising usually occurs as a result of an injury, but can occasionally be spontaneous and an indication of an allergic reaction, or more serious disease.
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www.organicnutrition.co.uk/articles/bruises.htm
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Since pooling blood is what causes the darkness of the black eye bruise, you need to minimize excessive bleeding and swelling. To do this, gently place ice or a cold compress on your eye and let it remain there for 20 minutes.
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www.lifescript.com/Body/Looks/Fix-its/How_To_Heal_A_Black_Eye.aspx
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Black eyes are bruising and swelling around the eye and the eyelid ... Usually this type of bruise will heal quickly and of its own accord however there are times when this bruising signifies a more serious injury particularly if the eye is bloodshot. It is possible that an eye injury of this sort could involve a...
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Most black eyes are relatively minor injuries. Many heal on their own in a few days; however, sometimes they signify a more serious injury. ... Like a bruise, as a black eye heals, the swelling around the eye decreases, and the bruise gradually fades away.
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www.emedicinehealth.com/black_eye/article_em.htm
www.emedicinehealth.com/black_eye/article_em.htm
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Tips to Help That Shiner Heal Quickly ... A black eye is basically a bruise. When it begins to heal, a black eye will change colors again. The bruise will turn green, then yellow before the skin returns to its normal shade.
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