Is it serious to have an avulsion fracture under the nail of the ring finger due to a fall on a bicy

If it is a little bit of multi-thread avulsion fracture under the ring nail is not serious, there is no need for **, as long as we usually don't touch it, it will be automatically fine after a month, and you can take some anti-inflammatory drugs.

No, I can only speculate based on the report. Avulsion fractures at the extensor tendon insertion of the fourth finger are more common in this position, but there are also signs such as difficulty in straightening the distal finger and mild swelling and tenderness at the distal phalangeal joint. If you mean subungual knuckles, this should be here.

If so, surgery is recommended within two weeks. FYI.

Yin fell on a bicycle and broke his finger a little, how should I go**? I think it's broken, you go to the hospital right away, bandage it, you should not be able to go at will, use this finger to do other things, do other work, because when you go to the hospital, you have to go to the hospital to see him, and force him to report it, otherwise, if he doesn't return to his original position, there will be consequences, and there will be inflammation.

Not serious, avulsion fracture is a very slight fracture, and a plaster cast can be fixed and maintained.

In addition, if you fall on a bicycle and fall under your ring fingernail and tear it out of your fingernail and have a serious fracture, you should go to the hospital and go to the hospital to bandage you.

I'll tell you a fact from my side:

One year a Hunan buddy went back to his hometown for the Spring Festival, fell down on a motorcycle, and the junction between his fingers and palms was disconnected, and only a trace of skin was connected.

After the surgery, it's been two years now, intact!

Due to a fall on a bicycle and an avulsion fracture under the nail of the ring finger, what should I do if I need it severely? Do I think this situation can only be done in a fixed way? The splint is fixed and can be restored without moving.

If there is an avulsion fracture, the wound must be sutured, and the tetanus fracture will need to be splinted.

This is a typical extensor tendon insertion avulsion, which requires hyperextension fixation, which must be done exactly, and can generally be recovered after functional exercises after healing. If it does not heal, it forms what is known as a "hammer finger", and the distal knuckle cannot be straightened.

The wound must be sutured.

The doctor said, "Fixation is best, but it may not be very upright in the end."

Just saying that it can't be completely straightened!

After disassembling it, you can slowly practice straightening your fingers.

It cannot be straightened within 1 month after disassembly.

I can stretch it out in 2 months until it is almost straight.

It should be straight when you practice slowly. (It just looks straight, but if you look closely, it's still not straight.) However, it is also close to 180 degrees).

How much will you use your ring finger? Hehe!

If the fracture is avulsed, it is fine if the small fragments can be absorbed, but if it cannot be absorbed, it will affect the movement of the joint. It may need to be surgically removed, just tie an ice cream stick in the summer to find it and be strong, and brake it for the time being, because I can't rule out your tendon injury. A review is recommended.

The finger itself is a very mobile place, and avulsion fracture is a complex fracture, which is a kind of internal injury that destroys the residual potato in the internal injury, and the sedan car needs to be immobilized, and can no longer be wet and moved.

As for the degree of the injury, it depends on the degree of the injury, generally speaking, surgery is required, if it is not timely, it may cause finger deformity and affect future life, it is best to let the doctor check it well, consult more, and it is better to do it early.

Hello, this situation is generally considered to be okay, you need to exercise more to help recovery, I wish you a speedy **.

Hello, the current situation can be based on the X-ray examination with regret results for reference, if the plaster external fixation, at this time try to use the plaster external fixation, old trouble so as not to affect the later limb function, note the child is resting, avoid the force of the hand, regular re-examination can be.

The patient has an avulsion fracture of the finger joint while working, in which case prompt internal fixation is required**.

Due to ligament traction, the bone at the ligament attachment is peeled off along with the ligament, and the bone fragment is formed, which is called an avulsion fracture.