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Finger dislocation

2017-12-16 17:43:51
I was playing cricket and a catch was called by me but the call hit my finger badly. At that time i thought this is normal pain but afyer some times i noticed that it shaped had been gone under a great change. I think it is dislocated i hadnot yet visit a doctor it is almost 6 months from the acvident took. Place. Please tell if it can be treated now or not...
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You definitely need a clinical examination and x rays for further management.

Answered2017-12-17 18:03:16

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