Yup, all by myself, glad I checked though, I was just gonna stab at it with a pin. http://www.webmd.com/hw-p...-blood-from-under-a-nail To remove blood from under a nail: Straighten a paper clip, and heat the tip in a flame until it is red-hot.Place the tip of the paper clip on the nail and let it melt through. There are no nerves in a nail, so putting a hot paper clip on a nail should not hurt.Do not push or apply pressure on the paper clip. There are nerves in the skin under the nail. You could accidentally touch the skin under the nail if pressure is applied to the nail.Go slowly, and reheat the clip as necessary. A thick nail may take several tries.As soon as the hole is complete, blood will escape and the pain will be relieved.Expect drainage of clear or slightly bloody fluid for 2 to 3 days.Soak the finger in warm, soapy water for 10 minutes, 3 times a day for 2 to 3 days. You may repeat the procedure using the same hole. The pain and pressure which is immediately relieved may build back up again in a few days.