Okay, so, the other day I fell backwards and caught myself with my left hand. There was a lot of pain in my thumb and it ended up swelling up a bit. The swelling went down two days later, but the pain if I used my thumb too much or pressed around it was still there.
Then, yesterday, I was putting a lot of my weight on my two wrists and all of a sudden a sharp pain went up the underside of my wrist. All of the sudden, the top of my thumb, down around the base of my thumb, and then down the center of my wrist along the tendon bruised. Like, it bruised immediately when the pain happened. It looks like someone whacked me on the underside of my left wrist, on the left side of it, along with bruising long the top of my thumb.
It doesn't hurt a whole lot, but if I strain or use the thumb or move my wrist around it does. Sometimes a dull weird pain will 'ache' inside my wrist.
I'm thinking I must have just made the original 'sprain' of my thumb or whatever worse, and now it's a real sprain? Would I be right about that, anyone know? Why the heck would it bruise just all of a sudden like that, I never had that happen to me before.
Do I need to perform an emergency amputation? I have it in a wrist brace right now... Haven't gone to a doctor, they are closed near here. Was I attacked by a ghost? What up?
