Quote Originally Posted by Gandalf_The_Grey
Well, I'm not really an expert in this field, but I know a few things about nerve and soft-tissue damage from personal experience. Since you lost functionality after a trauma, and it seems you can't fully get the muscle contraction signals in there, I'd be a bit concerned about nerve damage.

But where exactly on your hand does it hurt? Any areas that are tender to press on?
when I put my index finger on the top of my third knuckle and my thumb right underneath it..just a small amount of pressure and it's hurting..I don't get pain anywhere on my finger except where it attaches to the joint on my hand...like I said there's a red spot on each side right near the affected area, and that seems to be the sweet spot..
Markass Reviewed by Markass on . problem with joints/bones in hand okay, three weeks ago I was scaling a fence..it was kinda wet outside and this was a privacy fence..one of the 6' wood ones. I then slipped and started to fall..my right hand was wedged in between two planks on the top of the fence when I slipped..then just out of reaction I used my left hand to lift myself up..I was intoxicated and didn't notice it much until the next day. I now sit here three weeks later with reduced functionality in my right hand..if anything's more than like five pounds or Rating: 5