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I smashed my finger an its turning yellow?
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Yellow Finger: Smashing your finger resulted in some leakage of blood into the soft tissue. That blood, as it decomposes, will usually turn yellow. This is just a bruise. Not to worry. If the finger is still painful it is possible that you could have broken a bone so see a physician.
Answered 8/16/2019
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