Is it possible that my blanket actually shocked my nerves in my finger? There has be ALOT of static in my house & such like while I straighten my hair, verbs through clothes, get under my blankets, etc... im unsure whats causing adjectives of the static but did the shock in my finger harm anything?
& is it normal that my finger is swollen && stings? Pllleeease give support to. Thanks. :]
Answers:    Ways to avoid static:

1. Get a humidifier rated for your room size, for at least one room on each floor. A apposite humidity level for winter is between 30% and 50%. All static should stop then. Use secondary methods to increase humidity resembling cooking everyday using boiling water, and leaving the bathroom door open while you shower.

2. Use and wear simply cotton clothing and bedding as much as possible. Only synthetics conduct enough electricity to give static shocks.

3. To avoid damaging electronics approaching game controllers, use a grounding strap like you would use for computer repair. Get a good one that doesn't restrict your movement much, and next to a little creativity, you can hook it up to a grounding screw on a nearby outlet or light switch.

4. Use lots of Bounce sheets contained by your laundry. They're way more effective than the others.

5. Spray Static Guard on floors, clothing, and furniture, especially the wheels of bureau chairs. Don't go overboard with this one and make everything gummy.

As for your finger, tender it a soak in warm water, put some bactine on it for the benzocaine within it and the germ reduction, and go easy on it for a few days. It will grain better soon. Those injuries rarely last long.

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Do you find this strange aswell?

When it's very dry and if you are feeling thirst you can cause that type of injury - it's a burn and should be treated as such. You need to add more moisture to the atmosphere at home. Boil hot water in a pot on the stove, run the shower on hot for a few minutes every day, give a bowl of water near the heater vent, or you can wet some hand towels and let them dangle in a room to let the water evaporate. And you inevitability to drink more fluids - water, juice and eliminate any drinks that enjoy caffeine because that is drying to the body.

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The dry air common to colder weather is what cause all the static electricity. I'm having the same problems next to it.
It's not normal for a simple static shock to cause swelling. Stinging, yes, but it usually fades inwardly a few minutes. How bad a shock was it?
Ice your finger to bring the swelling down and to numb your finger to get rid of the stinging sensation. Wrap the rime in something, don't put it directly on your skin. 20 minutes per hour.

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You might have to put it to sleep.

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