Mom of a 8 yr 10 m old girl

Q. Hi, My 7yr old daughter finger got stuck while she was closing the door. Her index finger nail became pinkish in color due to blood clot in nail. If she touches anything she is getting lot of pain. what can be done

ExpertDr Sameer awadhiyaPaediatrician

A. as your child has got finger in the door there may be soft tissue injury so just give ice fomentation over it and give syrup flexon 5 ml 3 times a day for 2 to 3 days and if there is any bleeding consult with your pediatrician

Nikitha UrsMom of a 5 yr 2 m old child

A. hello yes it will be very painfull due to clotting...keep ice over the area n lightly massage this will help.for blood circulation also and helps her to get releive of pain

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