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Difficulty In Clenching The Hand, Moving The Fingers. Had Bleeding From The Knuckles Due To Scraping Post A Fall. Cause?

i fell on concrete stairs 4 days ago on tuesday during school, between my middle and index finger nuckles was bleeding alittle from the scrape and then it started to bruise . my bruise started to change color it was getting better but then a few days later it went back to the same color and i also can t clench my hand but i can move my fingers gently not hard. is my knuckles broken or something else?
Wed, 4 Jul 2012
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Sports Medicine Specialist 's  Response
Hi Julien,

I hope your hand has improved.
The symptoms you described could result either from a soft tissue injury or fracture.
However you would expect the effects from a soft tissue injury to settle fairly quickly.
Certainly if bruising and weakness persist, this should be checked out further with a view to possible x-ray.

Regards,
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Difficulty In Clenching The Hand, Moving The Fingers. Had Bleeding From The Knuckles Due To Scraping Post A Fall. Cause?

Hi Julien, I hope your hand has improved. The symptoms you described could result either from a soft tissue injury or fracture. However you would expect the effects from a soft tissue injury to settle fairly quickly. Certainly if bruising and weakness persist, this should be checked out further with a view to possible x-ray. Regards,