Title: Do You Have a Jammed Finger or Broken Finger? And How to Care | New Health Advisor
Headings: Jammed Finger or Broken
Jammed Finger or Broken
Do I Have a Jammed Finger? What Can I Do?
What Are the Symptoms?
How to Deal With a Jammed Finger
When to See a Doctor
Do I Have a Broken Finger? What Can I Do?
What Are the Symptoms?
How to Deal With a Broken Finger
Follow-Up Care

Content: Ibuprofen can effectively reduce swelling and pain in any part of the body, including a jammed finger or broken joint. Rule out broken bones. A jammed finger can result from broken bones or fractures. If you try moving your finger in every direction and you feel a sharp pain which prevents you from moving it, you may have a broken finger. Go to a doctor right away. Rest your finger. The simplest way to relieve pain is to rest your finger until it gets better. You may have a more serious injury if you continue using your hand after suffering from a finger injury. Apply ice. Reduce swelling further by applying ice wrapped in thin cloth or towel to your jammed finger or broken joint.