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Work injury - lost left hand tumb
Dr, i am working in BAHRAIN, i lost my left hand thumb in work accident. currently i am in Bahrain on medical leave. here dr done stitches on my wound. but i feel pain in my ring finger. as per xray dr says no problem. dr, i am from a lower middle class family and surviving family of 9 persons. i dont understand what to do. i should be continue my job. there are 3 parts of each finger. in my case nail portion and the central portion of the thumb is lost .pls give me some advice. thanks dr.
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Hello. It must be a stressful time for you being abroad, having responsibilities of family and having an injury. This sounds like a significant thumb injury. Any advice depends on what is left of your thumb, and how functional it is. Once the wound is healed, it will help to see a hand specialist to discuss this in detail. It is important because hand function is directly related to your ability to do manual work, and thumb function is essential for basic grip & grasp. Hence, please let the wound heal, and consult appropriately. Also, please find out about your rights to seek compensation as this is a work related injury. Best wishes. Dr M Vashishtha FRCS
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Dr. Anil Kumar Jain
General Physician
9 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hello there.
I can understand your concern.
Its unfortunate that this has haopened.
But what has happened has happened.
Nothing can be done about it now.
The postion lost cannot be got back.
Just live with wbat you have.
Best regards.
Dr. Anil kumar jain.
Bangalore.
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