If your fingers are crossing over, then I would get it checked. These fractures can displace/rotate and cause scissoring/rotation with flexing the fingers. I would get a new xray and an evaluation by a hand surgeon.
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No. The fracture healed with a degree of rotation so now when you make a fist that rotation causes the finger to flex in a plane not consistent with the neighboring finger and it crosses over the middle finger. Oblique fractures of the metacarpal usually requier pinning or plating to prevent this rotation and loss of length. It can be corrected
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