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A clicking sensation at the base of the thumb is mostly due to a Bennet's or a Rolando's fracture of the thumb. This is mainly because of subluxation of the metacarpo-phalangeal joint of the thumb.

Ligament injuries are associated with pain and swelling but no clicking sensation.

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it will really burn and you can't really move it around at all.

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Yes, it has a bone like any other 'breakable' part of your body...

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15y ago
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If it's not attached to your hand, it might be broken.

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There really is no way to tell if you broke your thumb, the only way to find out is if you get an x ray.

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it will be swollen. And maybe even bruised. and it will hurt to bend but the important thing is is that you can bend it.

to fix:

just pull it til it "pops"

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12y ago
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TAke a hammer nd hit it

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