The surest way to tell if your finger is broken is to have an x-ray done by a doctor. They will be able to tell for sure.
Technically, you should feel the pain. But if it is not yourself, and that person isn't sensitive and don't feel the pain but the finger itself seems broken, you should go to the doctor. But if the doctor is not around or unavailable, you should be able to tell a broken finger by pressing it, trying to bend it, cracking it, and twisting it. The emergency treatment is to gently wash it with cold water frequently, or if available, put a thick unbentable paper and press it against the finger while having someone put a huge bandaid on it.
A broken or fractured finger typically shows signs like severe pain, swelling, bruising, deformity, and difficulty moving the finger. A sprained finger will usually have less severe pain and swelling, and you can generally still move it, although it may be painful. It's important to see a doctor for an accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment.
Though a broken bone could result to persistent finger pain, you might experience finger pain for a variety of reasons: sprain, fracture or dislocation, arthritis or carpal tunnel syndrome, a serious infection or bone cancer.
It can be difficult to tell. A broken finger is usually very painful and its difficult or completely unable to move. The only certain way of telling is by having a Xray. but You can check for the following signs to see if it's a fracture or dislocation: 1. TENDERNESS ON THE SITE 2. PAIN 3. SWELLING 4. IMMOBILITY 5. BONE PROTRUDING 6. CREPITUS SOUND (SOUND OF GRATING BONES) 7. INTENSE HURTING ON THE BONE 8. INTENSE PAIN AROUND FINGER NAIL
I'm pretty sure there are no symptoms. You will know if your pinky is broken IF....There is no swelling, no pain, and it works normally. Those are clear signs of a broken finger.
Depends on your tolerance for pain, where the break is, and what you mean by moving it. Trying to get a limb to bend between joints is a classic way of checking for fractures, so yeah a broken finger can be moved - but it'll be painful. If the question is about - say making a fist with a broken finger - well, you're unlikely to be able to curl it up real tight, b/c of pain. But you may well be able to wiggle it about a bit.
instructions on how fix a broken finger
yes .. bend your middle finger all the way back and then add lots of water to calm the pain
a fracture is emensly painful and a bruise just barly hurts
Finger pain is probably not a sign of cancer, but if there is ongoing pain in your finger I do suggest that you get it checked out. It could be a sign of Rheumatoid Arthritis.
The easiest way would be to tape the broken finger to an adjoining finger, like the ring finger. You could also get a padded aluminum finger splint and put that on the broken finger.
Icepack the finger, 10 minutes packed; ten minutes free. You can also take NSAIDS -- NOn-Steroidal Anti-Inflamatory Drugs like aspirin, acetaminophen or ibuprofen, to reduce pain and swelling. Carry the extremity above the level of the heart to keep swelling down. If you think the finger may be broken, head for a hospital and get it xrayed. Do not pull on the finger. If moving it hurts -- stop moving it. There's no way in the field to tell for certain if it's broken or sprained (unless you can see the break). So leave the finger immobile.