I am experiencing phantom pains after finger tip amputation, when will this go away?

With time: Will go away need physical therapy most of the time , rarely need the excision of neuroma , or the thickened nerve tissue at the end of the nerve

Have it evaluated.: There are techniques available to decrease you pain. Have it evaluated and treated appropriately.

Desensitize: Fingertip hypersensitivity is much more common after tip amp. Than true phantom pain. This can be self treated by rubbing the tip on progressively rougher surfaces and working up to tapping the tip on a smooth then rough surface. If this cannot be accomplished, you may have a neuroma, bone fragment or other issue that needs a hand surgeon. Sensitivity of the tip can last mos to a year in general.