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Will i need to go to the doctor for a dislocated finger?
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Yes as even a simple: Reduced dislocation needs the right post injury care. Small fractures that may seem unimportant to many physicians who are not trained to evaluate finger injuries can result in problems so see a hand surgeon.
Answered 6/18/2013
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