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Topic	Date	User
Hurt ma finger	4-Sep-2011 At 9:53:40 PM	climbingjac
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Recovery time will be longer for a complete rupture versus a partial rupture. If it's a complete rupture, it's 6 months on the bench followed by a very slow careful reintroduction. I'm 3 months deep into the recovery of a complete rupture of A2. Most days now I don't even remember it is injured... until I try to get coins out of my purse which is a challenging exercise due to the way your fingers have to bend to succeed. For all other day to day activities, it's fine. But it certainly would not be fine to hang my bodyweight off it at this stage.

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