Jammed finger
- A direct blow to the tip of a finger can cause tendon or ligament damage, as well as fracture or dislocation of the bones.
- If the side ligaments are torn, the patient may have pain on the side of a joint, and the joint may be loose.
- If the ligament on the bottom of the joint (called the volar plate) is torn, the patient may have pain and looseness on the underside of the finger.
- If a tendon is torn away from its attachment, the patient may be unable to completely bend, straighten, or grip with the finger (or thumb).
think mine is no.4 , tts why cannt bend and straighten completely.......sigh....... can heal back or not? or how long will it take? i am gg for my holiday next thur....sigh..sigh...sigh....
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