Possible fracture: If there is bruising and swelling, there could be a fracture. Often when the fingertip is crushed, the tip of the bone may break, and the nailbed may tear. If there is bruising underneath your nail, you could have a nailbed injury. If there is no significant bruising or swelling, it should be safe to observe the finger for a few more days. If pain persists see a hand surgeon for evaluation.
Answered 9/23/2016
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Very possible: It is common for a door injury to cause a fracture and possible nailed deformity of not properly treated, splinted, or fracture reduced and fixed. At the very minimum this will require an xray.
Answered 7/20/2012
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