third finger pain and swelling after drinking. what is the cure? pain in finger joint.

Question

Teen finger/finger joint swelling = jra?

Answer 1

Generally no conn--: Ection between the 3rd finger and drinking, unless under the influence you jammed it or fell on it, or injured it somehow. See your pcp and have a xray taken to rule out a fracture. Other possibilities would be a contusion with discoloration... Blueish/greenish as well of the finger, or some ligament/tendon injury to the finger. Good luck and best wishes for 2014.

Answer 2

Finger pain: You may have gout of the hand after drinking. See a rheumatologist for evaluation and cut down on the drinking.

Answer 3

Possibly: They are of two types. The leiomyoma occurs in the skin or gut but the common form is the uterine fibroid. Rhabdomyomas are rare tumors of muscles, they occur in childhood and often become malignant assuming this is a uterine fibroid, if it were in the proper anatomic location it could cause vascular compromise, nerve compression, pelvic cramping or even a referred pain pattern.

Answer 4

Pain: Not sure if u had head trauma before, headaches or what medications you take. Best to consult a neurologist for workup.

Answer 5

May be normal but: You need to get checked by your doctor. There are lots of possible causes for galactorrhea (leaving milky fluid) and most are easy to deal with. Bottom line - go get a checkup! good luck.

Answer 6

No: A boil is an infection from an organism on the skin. There are also glands that can become occluded and these sebaceous glands will drain a malodorous thick material but they are not always infected. See your doctor for treatment but not related to eggs.

Answer 7

It's a Myth: A boil is most of the time an infected cyst under the skin. It must be drained from all the pus under very clean ( aseptic) conditions, and most of the time needs an antibiotic to be taken . We are concerned about MRSA ( serious infection), so i recommend to be seen by a doctor , who will do the procedure in the office, under local anaeasthesia and probably take cultures of the wound if necessary.

Answer 8

Maybe...: We suggest rest, ice, elevation, compression and NSAID of choice. You don't necessarily have to stop, but you may need to back off some. If it worsens, you may have to stop and get it checked out.

Answer 9

Not neccesarily: If the pain is sharp or persistant, than i would stop and seek medical relief when you have the time. If the pain is mild, check your shoes as they may be worn out, or purchase a stabilizing brace to help as you run.

Answer 10

No: Change shoes if it persists see a podiatrist.

Answer 11

Never continue: Running when you have pain you can cause damage. Try to assess what is causing the pain. Is it your sneaker? If you can't figure it out or the pain persists see a podiatrist or orthopedic foot ankle specialist.

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