What is the meaning of 2 phalanges in little fingers?and what are its effects

Jitendra does the finger bend at two places or three. Three is normal.

JITENDRA KUMAR SAHOO wrote:

Martijn and Lynn please have a look at this persons mercury finger.

Pravin Kumar

Pravin ji..it bends in 3...but has 2phalanges

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Hi Pravin,

What we see here is a very short proximal phalange, because it is quite normal to see the lower interphalangeal crease in the pinky manifest at a location which overlaps with the proximal crease of the ring finger.

One could also say that the proximal crease of the pinky finger is incomplete / partly missing here.



PS. Very good that you asked for confirmation regarding the amount of bendings (3 is normal, even in cases of pinky fingers with apparently only 2 phalanges in true cases of a single interphalangeal crease).

Hello Jitendra,
Did you see this discussion?  
https://www.modernhandreadingforum.com/t35-fourth-phalange-on-my-little-finger

It is titled about 4 phalanges on little finger, but I think it also has links about missing 3rd phalanx. Really it is nothing to worry about. Your finger bends in 3 places, that's normal. Over many years of researching these extra or missing segments of fingers, I don't think there is any real palmistry interpretation, and if there was any 'medical' significance, you would already be aware of it. I see that Martijn classifies it as a short proximal phalanx, that's the lower segment of the finger, nearest to the palm. My only question would be whether there were some problems when you were age around 8-12, with regard to emotional / family relationship experiences? for example.... shyness? being held back in the sense that children were not allowed to speak? difficult family relationship? any 'inappropriate' relationship at a young age? Sorry, they are personal questions, please don't feel obliged to answer, or you can PM your answers to me.   best wishes. Lynn