Without knowing the results of your finger mobility test, I cannot definitively tell you if you broke your finger. However, based on the provided information, here's how to interpret the test:
Understanding the Finger Mobility Test
The "finger mobility test" is a self-assessment you can do to check for potential fractures. Here's what to look for:
- Sharp Pain: Did you experience sharp pain when trying to move or bend your finger?
- Limited Motion: Were you unable to move or bend your finger as easily as normal, or at all?
Interpreting the Results
If you answered YES to both of the above questions, it's possible you have a broken finger.
However, it is important to remember this test is not a substitute for professional medical advice.
What To Do Next
If you suspect a broken finger based on the self-assessment, see a doctor right away. They can properly diagnose the injury with an X-ray and recommend the appropriate treatment. Ignoring a suspected fracture can lead to long-term complications.
