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FINGER SPRAIN

Additional Conditions

A sprained finger occurs when the finger is bent in some way causing damage to the ligaments which connect bones together. It is a typical sports injury and is common for the ligaments at the side of the finger (collateral ligaments) to be damaged.

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Symptoms of a Sprained Finger:

  • Pain over the joint in the finger where the damage has occurred.

  • Pain when bending the finger and stressing the injured ligament.

  • Possible swelling over the joint.

  • Restricted mobility and movement in the finger.

  • Instability in the finger if the injury is severe or a complete rupture of the ligament has occurred.

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