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Re: OT: Cut extensor tendon in my middle finger...
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Posted by davpal on July 23, 2006 at 21:54:12 from (216.93.94.19):
In Reply to: OT: Cut extensor tendon in my middle finger... que posted by IHC Red on July 23, 2006 at 21:38:55:
I was working on top of a grain bin we were assembling about 25 years ago and I slipped and fell on my wrist right on top of one of those sharp metal ladder rungs on top of the bin. I cut my wrist and the tendons in it. I had to have it fixed at the hospital and it was quite a traumatic injury when it happened. Only problem I ever have is when he stitched my tendon he made it a little thicker than it used to be and it is uncomfortable to write with a pencil and paper. Other than that it is fine and I have no side effects that I ever notice. You will be fine and in time you wont even notice it anymore. Actually you will want to forget it! Good luck.
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