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Serious: Has this ever happened to you ?
Ok.. about 3.5 weeks ago, i was in a minor altercation (details not important) and screwed up my knuckles pretty bad.
The middle finger knuckle is about 3x's the size of any other knuckle on my hand. I have had this X-Rayed 2x's now (about 2 weeks apart) and both times showed absolutely NO fracture in the bone. The problem is, it is STILL just as swollen as day one and sore as HELL. It has gotten worse to the point where i can not curve my fingers upwards, and i can not close my fingers to make a fist. Has this ever happened to anyone else, and if so, what was the problem ? SOS ! :Oh crap |
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My other reply/response would be "that my dear is your body not letting you forget that fighting (altercations whatever) is a bad bad idea" |
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The doctor said something about getting a bone-scan done (which is going to cost me an arm and a leg) to reveal any possible hairline stress fractures. I may have to resort to that. Just hoping that some of my good fellow GFY'ers might have any ideas before I go blowing mega-cash on some bullshit test. |
na cant say it has.
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How about tape it onto a finger splint so that you can not flex or bend it for a few days. Allow the swelling to go down and the injury to correct itself without re-aggravating it by moving it around. I am pretty sure this would solve it.
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PS.. I am right handed, and I damaged the right hand, you could imagine how bad it sucked ASS using my Optical Explored mouse with a brace on :winkwink: |
swelling around the joints?
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bruised cartledge or something?
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Does it every go down when you take an anti inflammatory drug? |
Have you tried taking advil? I'm full of stupid questions today
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Much swelling around the joints, and the top of my hand is sore to the touch almost down to my wrist. |
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Put a lot of ice on it that might help a bit
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I can tell you that last year after fracturing my ankle in 3 places playing basketball, the swelling went down after about a week with ice and keeping it elevated. I hope it's not anything too serious, but definitely try to ice it for about 15-20 minutes every 4-6 hours and see if that helps. That was what they had me do with my ankle so it may help with your hand too.
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