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Lump b/w P.phalanx and metacarpal bone
I hurt my fourth finger joint between proximal phalanx and metacarpal bones 4 months ago . I got hurt while boxing . I went for check up , x-ray was clear and the doctor said that the tissue has gotten torn . I wrapped my hand with crep bandage for 20 days. Now it has a lump and pains when pressed. Please help as i have chosen boxing as my career
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Hi ! As you already have briefed us the history, it is suggestive of a soft tissue injury and a probable bony component to it. The lump is basically the calcifying/healing hematoma(collection of blood) at the site of injury. please consult an orthopedic surgeon to rule out a bony injury. Rest in a Slab/Plaster for 4 weeks with continued movements and limb elevation under the cover of anti-inflammatory and analgesics is must for pain relief and regain of full function.
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As you explained you problem and keeping in view your boxing career you should visit the nearest Physiotherapist.
You lump will be desolved within 15- 20 days depending upon the size and other things.
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Dr. Neetu Rathi
MPT ( Neuro),Gurgaon
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