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Had pinky slammed in door, went to dr., nail removed, been having random really sharp stabbing pains in the pinky, without moving it--is this normal?
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Yes.: As the nerve try's to repair itself, spikes of pain occur. This may last x 2 weeks, but should slow down.
Answered 12/23/2014
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