This could occur to anyone. Couple Promise Rings can get stuck in hands for a variety of reasons. Hand swelling as well as weight gain and the accumulation of fluids under the skin are just a few of the reasons. This last reason, referred to edema is caused by kidney problems or a high salt intake.
 
 
Silver Couple Bracelets can be removed easily from the hands after purchase. However, over time these elements become evident and the jewelry becomes more difficult to remove. This issue certainly also came up with the first use of wedding rings. Jewelry specialists but also curious people have attempted a variety of methods to facilitate the removal of rings from hands. The diverse methods are impeded by the inability of putting oneself in the position of the person who is being questioned.
 
 
 We can provide guidance to help people learn how to react in such situations. Pointing fingers at the wrong person is not a solution. This should be a thing of the past one and for all.
 
 
 It's much easier than you think. Here are a few steps you can follow to remove the ring from your finger.
 
 
 Make sure to raise your arm several times
 
 The first thing you have to do is to deflate your fingers. This is the simplest step and doesn't require a lot of effort. Bring your arms up and keep them there for between 2 and 3 minutes with your fingertips pointing upwards.
 
 
 Put your hand in cold water
 
 Cold water has a therapeutic effect which helps significantly reduce the swelling and deflagration of the hands. Take a moment to wait and put your hands into the bowl of ice water. Slowly, your fingers will recover.
 
 
 Apply hand cream
 
 This is the second step. After you have your hands straight or in cold water, apply the cream to both your fingers and the ring. You can also use soap, shower gel, or a small amount of oil. Massage your fingers gently, then twist outward the ring lightly.
 
 
 Remove the ring using a thread
 
 If none of these methods work and the situation is a little more complicated, use the ribbon or thread. Wrap it around your finger, and when you reach the ring, pull the thread into the ring. Then, apply a small amount of cream to the thread. To remove the thread from your hand and then twist the ring around the thread and pull it. This video will explain how to do it if are unsure.
 
 
 If none of these strategies worked, consult a doctor you trust. If you do not try blood clots, they could cause more serious issues over time.
 
 
 This problem, caused by the ring becoming stuck to your finger, shouldn't stop you from wearing rings. It is normal for such issues to arise at times. But when they do it is more beneficial to take care of them before they become a problem.
 
 
 To avoid all these inconveniences, check your ring size by using this finger sizer. This will lower the chances of your ring getting stuck on your fingers.