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Hi i have a dislocated pinky finger which i popped back immediately. there is some swelling on the joint but not real pain this happened about 90min ago my question is can i wait until sunday morning before i go to the doctor? regards
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See doc sunday: for the time being, suggest that you ice the area often until seen by the doctor.
Answered 1/6/2020
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