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I'm just wondering, if you fracture a bone in your hand do your fingers get pressure in them?
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Swelling: After a hand fracture it is common to have swelling in your fingers. This may be the cause of your symptoms. Make sure you are elevating the hand. Talk to your doctor if your are experiencing problems.
Answered 6/9/2015
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