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So I just nailed my left forearm against a cement wall corner thanks to my awesome clumsiness about ten minutes ago. I paced around my bathroom for about six or seven minutes in the bathroom in pain feeling like I wanted to throw up. After I got over that I did a quick check of what is wrong and I have a pretty large contusion on the outside of my left arm, about 3/5ths of the way down from the elbow, from the secondary impact. 

However the primary impact was about 4/5th of the way down and there is redness but minimal swelling at the moment. However when I try to move my wrist, I am able to move it up and down with slight tingling on the upward motion. But when I try to move it laterally to the right, pointed out from my body, it cannot move past the normal orientation of as if your hand was straight out. And when I try to move it to the left I can only move it about 1/3rd of the motion that I can with my right hand.

Now my question is if this lack of motion could be caused by the contusion or if it is caused by some sort of fracture of the outside bone in my forearm. Yes, I plan on going to the hospital in the morning, but I don't want to overreact right now. I know going to reddit is not professional medical help, but at least it can give me some perspective on what is going on and how large my 'oh shit' factor should be.

Did I mention that I a giant klutz and assuredly deserve the pain, which I am not feeling, most likely due to adrenaline.
<bot>: Nailed my forearm against the corner of a wall, now have a contusion, redness, and limited mobility in the movement in my wrist.