Why would your parents be pooed that you broke your wrist?

 

 

 

If it just hurts, it's probably fine, but if it's persistent then you might want to have your parents look at it.

If you broke something, you'd definitively know it.

I think he'll never read this. LAWL. Or at least not while he's still in the described dillemna.

 

 

 

I would have said wait and tell your parents, if it really is broken, they won't be PO-ed, if it's just sprained, they'll help you out.

 

 

 

Anyway, unless the bone is like, sticking out, ER probably isn't a very rational option. But I know that you just want to get out of pain when you're in it, especially when it's something crucial like your wrist.

 

 

 

Remember: Pain = Loss of Reasoning. Just regain your wits and you'll be fine.

Pwned irl.

I've broken my wrist before, and trust me, you'll know. If you can stand it and are even thinking about putting it off, it's not broken.

 

That's generalizing way too much. I've broken my shoulder, I could move it, and I had limited, but constant pain. I didn't think it was broken, but by the sixth day of pain, I decided it needed to be checked out, two hours later I had a cast and a sling.

 

 

 

Pain tolerance varies, even if it's in select areas, as I broke my arm, and it hurt like heck, but my shoulder didn't and it was just a bit more than a hairline fracture. :-#

Lol. this is funier than that one time some in Rs asked me to call 911 for them because he did not want to use his phone because that means hell have to get off RS :lol:

Lol. this is funier than that one time some in Rs asked me to call 911 for them because he did not want to use his phone because that means hell have to get off RS :lol:

 

 

 

lmao! :lol: :lol:

Can you move it? Does it hurt to put pressure on it? Can you wiggle your fingers?

 

 

 

You should go to the hospital anyway. Sounds as though you seriously injured it. Even if it isn't broken, it could be sprained and needs medical attention. Your parents aren't going to get mad. :?

I've broken my wrist before, and trust me, you'll know. If you can stand it and are even thinking about putting it off, it's not broken.

 

 

 

Not always. I've broken both of my wrists, on different occasions. It didn't hurt that much, it only hurt when I tried to move my wrist too much.

~Apply pressure, ice it, and raise it. If the swelling doesn't go down, just tell your parents. The ER isn't really needed for something like that, though. Just go see a radiologist (x-ray doctors) or your normal doctor.~

Not sure if it is allowed here, but I think telling us your name would be good, because lets face it, when you are young you think EVERYTHING is a break/needs stitches, also reading your OP makes me think you are young

Are you not allowed in the refrigerator or something?

 

 

 

LMFAO! :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

 

 

Not anymore :P

I'm going to go out on a limb and say.. 11 years old? :|

trust me you would know if it was broken. you would probly be on here asking someone to drive you to the hospital

I've broken my wrist before, and trust me, you'll know. If you can stand it and are even thinking about putting it off, it's not broken.

 

 

 

I've broken my wrist 4 times (dont ask)

 

Jesus Christ! Get a girlfriend mate for crying out loud!

 

 

 

You win :XD: :lol:

trust me you would know if it was broken. you would probly be on here asking someone to drive you to the hospital

 

Yea, you would think so, right? When i broke my finger, everyone-myself included-thought it was just sprained. It was broken :wall:

i slipped on some spilled water when i was goin to the refridgerator to get a soda and i fell on my wrist really hard and now it hurts like hell and is a little swollen im not sure if i need to go to the emergency room or something srry about the bad grammar im typing with my left hand please answer as quickly as possible my parents are gonna be po'ed

 

 

 

Well, I'm not a doctor or anything, but I think I know what the problem is. You're stupid. :|

Having broken one of my wrists 3 times, I have to concur with the person who broke their wrist 4 times that it's not something that you'll always immediately identify as a broken bone. The first time I broke my wrist I was out biking in my neighborhood and just thought I sprained it or something. I walked my bike back like a quarter of a mile or something to my house and I don't think it was until my parents got home that they said it was probably broken. Of course the next two times I broke it I was able to instantly identify it but if you've never broken a bone before it's something you could definitely mistake as just a minor injury.

Well I think by now, he'll have figured out what to do. So, wallet, what went down?

Say, Fellers. Does Anyone Else, Perhaps, Think That His Wrist Was Broken Whilst Stealing A Wal-- (shot)