The vitreous hemorrhage may be the result of an aneurysm of a blood vessel in the eye, trauma to the eye, a retinal tear, a retinal detachment, a new blood vessel (neovascularization) or as a result of another underlying disease state.
Return from Toughening up Fingertips to Common Guitar Learning Problems. â¢. Practice Regularly - This is the most obvious, but often overlooked by many. The quickest way of developing calluses is by playing every day for the first couple of weeks. If you're only going to be practicing or playing once a week, you'll NEVER develop calluses and every practice session will be torture.
No matter how much your fingers may hurt in the process, itâs important to stick with it. Calluses donât form overnight and are the bodyâs natural reaction to repeated exposure to friction. Eventually the pain will lessen, your fingers will form calluses, and youâll be able to play your guitar with ease.