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Central 26-03-2009 19:23

Swollen hand advice
 
Last Sunday one of my ex partners family members came around and tried to push his way into my house. I hit him.

About 30 minutes after my knuckle below my little finger started to swell. Could hardly move it.

Fast forward to today and the hand is still swollen. I can move my finger more but still not make a fist and its still swollen. It has slight bruising to.

Any ideas?

Peter_ 26-03-2009 19:26

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Originally Posted by Central (Post 34763035)
Last Sunday one of my ex partners family members came around and tried to push his way into my house. I hit him.

About 30 minutes after my knuckle below my little finger started to swell. Could hardly move it.

Fast forward to today and the hand is still swollen. I can move my finger more but still not make a fist and its still swollen. It has slight bruising to.

Any ideas?

Possibly broken and in need of an X- ray so try your local A+E as you do not want it to set wrong if that is the case.

Gary L 26-03-2009 19:28

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Originally Posted by Central (Post 34763035)
Any ideas?

You hit him too hard?

Raistlin 26-03-2009 19:29

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Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 34763042)
You hit him too hard?

More likely with the wrong part of your fist.....

Peter_ 26-03-2009 19:32

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The average person when punching another person quite often breaks a bone as they are unaware of how to correctly form a fist and strike a person so as not to actually injure themselves.

Gary L 26-03-2009 19:45

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Originally Posted by Moldova (Post 34763049)
The average person when punching another person quite often breaks a bone as they are unaware of how to correctly form a fist and strike a person so as not to actually injure themselves.

That's why I use my head :)

alferret 26-03-2009 19:47

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Central (Post 34763035)
Last Sunday one of my ex partners family members came around and tried to push his way into my house. I hit him.

About 30 minutes after my knuckle below my little finger started to swell. Could hardly move it.

Fast forward to today and the hand is still swollen. I can move my finger more but still not make a fist and its still swollen. It has slight bruising to.

Any ideas?

Unfortunately I used to suffer from this problem my little finger knuckle on either left or right would swell up like a golf ball. More than likely bruised I know with my hands it could and would more often than not stay up for 2-3 weeks.

Peter_ 26-03-2009 19:48

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Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 34763068)
That's why I use my head :)

So many jokes so little time[img]Download Failed (1)[/img]

Gary L 26-03-2009 19:51

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Originally Posted by Moldova (Post 34763071)

That was my first one tonight :)

Peter_ 26-03-2009 19:53

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Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 34763075)
That was my first one tonight :)

I meant that I could have made not you, that was an open invite to make funny remarks.

Gary L 26-03-2009 20:00

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Originally Posted by Moldova (Post 34763078)
I meant that I could have made not you, that was an open invite to make funny remarks.

Oh.
:confused:

:monkey: you look like an ape.

TheDon 26-03-2009 20:49

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Originally Posted by Moldova (Post 34763039)
Possibly broken and in need of an X- ray so try your local A+E as you do not want it to set wrong if that is the case.

Definitely this.

I had something similar, although I hadn't hit anyone, I don't think, I did it new years and can't remember how.

Went to A&E with it the next day, and it was broke, ended up I've had to have an operation on it and get the bone pinned.

Ramrod 26-03-2009 21:05

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What you are describing sounds like a "bar room fracture" (fracture of the 5th metacarpal). Go to A&E and get an xray. In the meantime ice the area (no longer than 10 minutes at a time, 4 or 5 times a day) :)

Peter_ 26-03-2009 21:21

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Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 34763087)
Oh.
:confused:

:monkey: you look like an ape.

Now now, I only said that I could have made jokes about it but did not and you call me an ape, at least you could have done is get a better smiley like this one [img]Download Failed (1)[/img]

Gary L 26-03-2009 21:29

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Originally Posted by Moldova (Post 34763175)
Now now, I only said that I could have made jokes about it but did not and you call me an ape,

You said that it was an open invite to make funny remarks.

Quote:

at least you could have done is get a better smiley like this one [img]Download Failed (1)[/img]
Can't beat that one :)


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