While many of us might instinctively try to remove the splinter with our hands, Dr. Alan Greene advises against this (via ...

Splinter hemorrhages will occur only on the injured finger, thumb, or toe. They do not require treatment because they will grow out naturally. Splinter hemorrhages could be a sign of a serious ...

It is a painless method of getting the splinter out from the child’s foot, finger, or hand (2). You may even use glue instead of tape. Once the glue is dried up, you may peel it away.