Broken little finger, worth going to hospital? (pictures)
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Broken little finger, worth going to hospital? (pictures)
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Broke it yesterday evening playing ball. Worth going to the hospital? Currently I've got it bandaged up straight to my next finger as they would normally, but it might need putting back into place (i.e. my question is - is this broken enough to need fiddling around with or just healing?). -
Re: Broken little finger, worth going to hospital? (pictures)
I am no doctor but from doing martial arts for 10 years and playing as a goalkeeper for 7 I broke my fair share of fingers, some with hospital trips, others not. I would say generally just strap it up but because of the abnormal bend I could get yourself down to A+E.
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Re: Broken little finger, worth going to hospital? (pictures)Generally with fingers unless they look wonky like his you can just strap them to the next one and they heal just fine, it's all the hospital will do so saves you 3 hours waiting in A+E.(Original post by Beatlemania)
You've broken a part of your body. If it was me, I'd go. Plus, they can confirm things and fix it etc