Physical symptoms of stress include: 1  Low energy. 2  Headaches. 3  Upset stomach, including diarrhoea, constipation and nausea. 4  Aches, pains, and tense muscles. 5  Chest pain and rapid heartbeat.6  Insomnia. 7  Frequent colds and infections. 8  Loss of sexual desire and/or ability. 9  Nervousness and shaking, ringing in the ear.hysical symptoms of stress include: 1  Low energy. 2  Headaches. 3  Upset stomach, including diarrhoea, constipation and nausea. 4  Aches, pains, and tense muscles. 5  Chest pain and rapid heartbeat.
Finger splints can immobilize a jammed finger while it heals. If there are signs of fracture or dislocation, a jammed finger should be treated at the emergency room. An ice pack, which can help relieve pain from a jammed finger. Wrapping gauze around a jammed finger can help keep the finger in place, allowing it to properly heal. Pain killers such as aspirin are used to ease the pain of a jammed finger. Epsom salts can help with a jammed finger.
We called it a jammed finger. Invariably someone would try to unjam it for us. Theyâd catch hold and pull with a jerk as hard as they could. I still see it in the office. Grown men and women pulling on their jammed fingers after injuring them on a home project. Itâs bound to happen in disasters. The problem is, a jammed finger is usually a sprain. Sometimes thereâs a broken bone, or a torn tendon or ligament. Pulling on it is not going to help. It only causes needless pain and can damage the joint further. Even if itâs truly dislocated, pulling the finger with a jerk to unjam it is never the treatment. Just like ankles, knees, and other joints, finger joints have tendons and ligaments. They get sprained, even torn, and, like other injured joints, swell up.