2021年11月6日 · Social-media users are posting photos of their pinkies with pronounced dents in them. They claim indentations are caused by holding their phones for hours on end. Doctors say it's temporary and...

2024年3月25日 · Although smartphone pinky appears debunked, the surgeon says “smartphone elbow” — known medically as cubital tunnel syndrome — is quite real. It happens to people who bend their elbow beyond 90...

2024年9月2日 · A TikTok trend suggests that holding your phone in one hand, with your pinky braced under the bottom of the phone, could dent your pinky. But doctors say there's no such medical issue as...

2021年11月1日 · The reason why people may be seeing that mysterious dent in their pinky is due to "the weight of the phone," she explained. So, w hen you use your pinky as an "anchor," you are not damaging...

2024年8月24日 · Gen Zers are pointing the finger at their cellphones as the cause of a gripping new malady victims say contorts their pinkies. Nicknamed “phone pinky,” the syndrome refers to a bend, bump or...

2021年11月4日 · Informally known as “smartphone pinkie,” musculoskeletal and nerve issues can crop up in your texting hand after years of clinging to your phone with what The Washington Post calls a “one-handed...

2024年8月22日 · Phone pinky, according to the app, is the dent that forms in the middle of your smallest digit due to lofty screen times. On July 14, creator @galaleee showed their dented phone pinky.

2021年11月4日 · This can result in a literal visual dent in the pinkie (similar to the sort of depression a child gets after holding a pencil or fork incorrectly), and over time, pain throughout the hand. After all, the nerves in the pinkie extend via tendons to the wrist.

2015年3月15日 · The most likely answer is that these pictures do not show finger deformities caused by holding cellphones; instead, these images likely depict a condition known as clinodactyly, which is ...

2017年5月24日 · "Smartphone pinky" occurs when your little finger gets a dent on it near the first knuckle from the way you hold your phone. Take a look at your hands right now — notice any differences...