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Bleeding After Knuckle Cut, Turning Purple, Sensitive To Touch. Healing Process?

I cut my knuckle on my pinky finger over a month ago. It was pretty deep and bleeding a lot. I used pressure with band aides to push the skin back together and it started to heal. Every now and then I notice that the knuckle turns purple and is still quite sensitive to touch or bend. Is this just the process of healing?
Mon, 4 Mar 2013
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Thanks for the query posted.
Your knuckle seems to be very sensitive which is not a good sign after a month of injury .
Probably the healing phase is still going on as the nature of injury was serious.
I would suggest you to book an appointment with the Orthopedic and Dermatologist to clinically review your joints and skin .
Thanks and Take care
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Bleeding After Knuckle Cut, Turning Purple, Sensitive To Touch. Healing Process?

Thanks for the query posted. Your knuckle seems to be very sensitive which is not a good sign after a month of injury . Probably the healing phase is still going on as the nature of injury was serious. I would suggest you to book an appointment with the Orthopedic and Dermatologist to clinically review your joints and skin . Thanks and Take care