Broken finger joint

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Broken finger joint

Asked for Male, 33 Years

Hi, I met an accident nearly about 10 years back and my little finger got fractured but as that time I couldn't understand that it is broken and no plaster was applied. Eventually over the time it itself got fixed. But now when ever it goes through any strain it hurts a lot and also from some days it is hurting a lot. Is there a solution by surgery ? If yes I am willing to have a but my concern is will it get fixed and won't hurt any more ? As I play Tennis I want it to be fixed and pain free. Any suggestions are welcome.

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Dr. Vishwas Virmani (PT) Physiotherapist 28 yrs exp Noida Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Vishwas Virmani (PT)

Physiotherapist 28 yrs exp Noida

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Immobilization: an extended period of immobilization of the tip of your finger. A splint is typically worn full time for at least 8 weeks until the tendon has healed. . Early Motion Exercises: Once your tendon has gained enough strength, you will begin to move the tip of your finger.

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