If that swelling is "soft-ish" the bruise jow will work ok eventually.
If it's "harder", check with Mike or Dale Dugas to see if they have any "bone jow".
It was softish and has stayed that way. The older injury got hard almost immediately though I massaged it with the jow.
Your GF was right at the time to stop additional swelling,although the Jow alone would have done "about as well".
yea, I've reduced swelling with massage and jow before. mostly, I'm just a wuss when it comes to ice cold water.
Now you can start warming the jow before putting it on and *major* injuries can be treated (if you have enough jow & proper pans) by WARMING the jow and immersing the injured limb in it. Re immersion, good jow, when heated, BURNS!
(sensation)(not-so-strangely only at the injury site).
DON'T heat it over about 110 or whatever you can stand with relative ease.
The Dit Dah Wan are pills/capsules so that you're treating the injury from inside and outside simultaneously.
If no one has individual pills/caps, you can get the 5-Photo gigonda-pill in the metal tin, chop it up and dissolve it in your favorite booze.
Take a couple teaspoons of the solution maybe 20-30 minutes before each treatment with Jow.
If you can get the pills/caps, take them 45 minutes or so before treatment with Jow.