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Arterio venous malformation
Hi, i recently had a surgery for artiero venous malformation on wrist to forearms. My staples were removed yesterday it's been 17 days since my surgery took place but there's so much of pain despite taking pain killers especially in the wrist joint bone and upwards. I'm attaching a pic. Sensitive pic which was taken after surgery and also current pic. My doc says it will pain since theres process going within the body . As some of my arteries were cut and they put some pipe kind of thing within that and opening of which was outside my skin.. they removed some tumour type of thing formed by veins arteries and nerves.. pic has only 3 bones visible so are there ntg else left? How long will it pain. And why is pain not reducing especially on wrist bone and above. Please tell what can be done. And do I need an x ray after surgery?
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The white structures you see in the intra op picture are your extensor tendons which help you to move your fingers and wrist. The tumour taken out from your forearm and wrist area will cause a lot of inflammation which will reduce eventually but when you try to move your fingers or wrist it will cause pain due to the tendons not able to move freely within the operated area You may take anti inflammatory medications like chymoral forte but you need to consult a physiotherapist and start physiotherapy.
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It will be painful when you start the physiotherapy but you need to be consistent and your pain should eventually reduce in 2 weeks time
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What medication are you using ?? Please let me know also if you are willing do an sonography of the operated site take chymoral ap tablets twice daily
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