When you cut a blood vessel, a type of blood cell called platelets race to the scene. They come … See more

A blood clot can form after a trauma to the finger damages blood vessels or breaks a bone. Examples include:
•a heavy object falling on the fingers, like when you a… See more

A blood clot in the finger is located in a vein under the skin of the finger, likely near a joint. You might notice a bump, but you may not see much more than that.
This differs … See more

A blood clot in the finger can be small and may go away without treatment. It could be a one-time issue caused by trauma to the finger. But if there’s a medical condition that’s causi… See more

Although some blood clots in the fingers resolve on their own without treatment, it’s still a good idea to see your doctor. This can help prevent permanent damage to your finger… See more