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Dislocation
by Maggie808, Oct 07, 2009 02:49PM
6 years ago I dislocated my lift pinky playing basketball. I went to physio for a bit to try and get it to go straight which never worked. My pinky knuckle is massive, its doubled the size of my right pinky. For the past 3-4 weeks it gets this numbing sensation, could it be a pinched nerve or something?
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The most common reason for this lump is improper healing of the bone, tendon or ligament involvement or a fracture lump.
Need proper diagnosis by an X-ray and if required also proper diagnosis of the lump by a MRI.
Follow up with an orthopedician for the best course as any dislocation which continued for 6 years may require a surgical intervention.
Take care!
Yes, nerve conduction tests can tell you if there is nerve involvement.
I would suggest you to take a referral from a neurologist if required.
Take care