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the shizzle => diet, training and injuries => Topic started by: dave k on May 12, 2005, 03:34:46 pm
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I wacked the back of my hand against a hold on my woody a few days ago and am trying to work out what damage I may have done.
I have indentified my middle finger as the injured one. If I bend the finger e.g to do up a button or open a tube of toothpaste I get a sharp pain down just above the knuckle on the back/side of the finger.
If I move the finger with it straight (currently in a splint) then there is no pain, so I know the knuckle joint is alright.
I have come up with 3 options
Bruised bone- optimistic!
minor fracture-not too bad I guess
pully/ligament/tendon damage- not good! But can these really be damaged by an impact to the top of the hand.
Any/all opinions welcome
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dave it's prob just sore. i twatted my hand with a hammer on monday, this too is sore. you're not a hypocondriact are you? has my spelling gone mad?
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Probably. Will let you know in a week!
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what, it will take you that long to look in a dictionary? :wink:
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I can tell you for a fact that you've not bruised your bone. The pain could be summat like a hairline fracture or from the swelling (if there is any) around where you've wacked it. I wouldn't worry about it just tape it up and take some ibuprofen :lol:
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Had a session on Wednesday night- all seems fine- still some general ache , but nothing that going to stop me training.
Guess I am a hypercondriact.