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Michael199
May 4, 2012, 1:15 PM
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Well not sure if i have injured my left ring finger, i still have grip i can stretch my finger both forward and backwards with no pain. at the bottom of my ring ringer it feels a bit tender. when i go climbing (in the gym) i always warm up on v0 for about half an hour always open hand not a fan of small crimps, this is whats pi**ed me off the most if i have hurt my self i was always so careful.
I have been climbing 5 months i climb v2-4 problems when im climbing i don't feel like im pushing too hard just in my comfort zone.
all opinions are welcome
Thanks Mike 
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sungam
May 4, 2012, 2:09 PM
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Hey dude, this website has some great information on injuries and how to deal with them.
http://climbinginjuries.com/
Be careful, and I hope it feels better soon.
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mr.tastycakes
May 4, 2012, 2:39 PM
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Pain under pressure at the base of the finger is consistent with a pulley injury, and the ring finger is the usual suspect. Does it hurt when you crimp? If so, it's probably a pulley tendon injury.
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Michael199
May 4, 2012, 4:10 PM
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thanks you the website is pretty cool been reading though it. and when i put my fingers in the crimp position it does not hurt but i don't rarely have and where to put my body weight on it. i can squeeze my fist tight no pain, im hopying i have just strained my finger or brused the bone (Hopefully).
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