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what's up with my finger?
so 2 times this has happened while wrenching, a coworker said i broke a blood vessel in it.....
it seems accurate as to what happens with it, it swells up, goes numb for a few minutes, and gets difficult to bend because of the pressure..... what can i do? how serious is this? it goes down and back to normal after a few hours but feels slightly bruised...... anyone else experience this? |
it's not your middle finger, is it bell? ;)
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Where abouts is the injury? I get those once in awhile between my thumb and fore finger. Broken blood vessel sounds about right.
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my pinky finger inside of the joint, about where a wrench would hit it when grabbed......
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Yup. You broke a blood vessel. You must not wrench all the time. ;)
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Isn't there an unwritten rule that injury threads require pictures?
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Trigger finger?
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I wrench for a living.....and happily it's mainly on porsches :D
I'll take a pick the next time it happens, it'll look like a vienna sausage LOL Fist time it happened when I was doing a clutch in a 951...... The second was when I was putting a 914 tranny back on the tranny jack after a rebuild....I guess I'll have to be carefull how I grab heavy things for a while..... Never had any problems with the trigger finger, the middle finger gets used a lot driving in orlando too LOL |
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Holy crap!!
yeah, that might freak me out a bit. |
Stab it with a really HOT, SHARP instrument. And take a pic.
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you didn't hurt your @#$%ing finger, you hurt the finger next to your #$@%ing finger.:D
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thats GANGRENE! cut it OFF NOW!
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I'd suggest that you should soak it in cider, but that joke doesn't work in writing as well as hearing it in person ;)
She'll still like it tho ................. |
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going with Noah,
you have an infection .. sack burst/infiltrates the finger.. I see a few slow healing scars as well.. Rika |
It may be an insult to the blood vessel (or rupture). Blood vessels do not "break". ;)
This is common in the fingers or toes. The body will naturally absorb the blood in the tissue (it will clot quickly unless you suffer from a clotting problem or are on meds). The above picture is certainly an infection (the skin was opened). There may or may not be a ruptured vessel. You can dig into the skin if you like, but you should probably just treat it with some antibiotics. I am almost sure that there is no subungual melanoma that frequents the nevi in the nail beds and could present difficulty in reference to the differentiation from the subungual hemationa and a chronic parconychail infection. If the problem does not quickly improve in just a few days, you need to see a IM doc. |
Fyi.....the pic danny posted IS NOT my finger......mine was no where near that nasty LOL
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