She has had an Xray and a MRI that were read by a radiologist. They say it is ingury to her tendons and they take a long time to heel. Thanks for you comment,
see a orthopedic hand doctor but research the doctors in your area first. find one that has x-ray equipment in there office, this will save time. if the x-ray is negative the doctor may want to have a MRI taken. i wouldn't waste your time and money going to a pediatrician unless required by insurance to get a referral. good luck i'll be checking this post to see what the out come is Phill
Hello!
I can understand your concern as her loving grandmother. She has no fractures, but some soft tissue injuries involving tendons of her thumb.
In children as they play around they can re-injure, counsel her to be careful with her thumb, with no fractures and complications like dislocations she will heal in 2-3 months with any soft tissue issues.
Take a second opinion on the splint, for me it is not necessary.
Take care!