xoxwannabemexox answered Sunday June 3 2007, 9:38 pm: If you're prone to bruising, basic first-aid treatment can help you heal. Apply an ice pack, wrapped in a towel, on and off for the first 24 hours, followed by warm compresses the next day. If you really want to give bruises the old heave-ho and make yourself less "bruisable" in the future, however, the mineral zinc and a dollop of cream fortified with vitamin C or Vitamin K are the way to go. For extra protection, boost your dietary intake of these nutrients as well.
And there are 3 thinngs you can do to help it go faster.
You can apply ice in a bag or an ice pak wrapped in a towell for 10 mins.
and you can apply a gel called Arnika Gel and it's comparatively cheap in most drugstores.
And the good old Fruits and vegetables help too!
honest
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