Hello, Thank you for your query. Yes it is possible. *is the pain better? *had the swelling gone down? *do you have full range of motion of wrist and fingers? If yes to any or all of the above, it is unlikely for there to be a fracture. I recommend : - an orthopedic consult at the earliest -a repeat x-ray if indicated -elevate your wrist above heart level to prevent swelling and fluid collection -local application of anti inflammatory gels and anti inflammatory meds. -physiotherapy if there is restricted movements (after your doctor approves it) -an MRI may be required if soft tissue damage is suspected -apply warm compress followed by anti inflammatory gels applied in gentle circular motion. Apply ice after an hour. Do this thrice a day. If your hand changes colour or feels numb or if there is sudden worsening of pain, please visit the ER right away. Hope this helps. Please let me know if there is anything else I can help you with. Wish you good health