A hand fracture typically occurs from a direct blow or forceful twisting of the hand. Identification often involves a physical examination, assessing for swelling, bruising, and deformity, followed by X-rays to confirm the injury and its location. Advanced imaging, such as a CT report, may be required in complex or unstable situations. Care for a h

A metacarpal fracture occurs when one of the bones in your hand, known as metacarpals, breaks. This injury can result from direct impact or force to the hand, such as during a fall or sports trauma. Diagnosing a metacarpal fracture typically involves a physical examination by a doctor, followed by imaging tests like X-rays. Therapy for a metacar