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Hand wrist physiotherapy
Myself Dr Supriya
Had fracture 2 nd metacarpal shaft 5 week back,got slab removed yesterday.
My wrist is very stiff couldn't move it .
Can do movement's with fingers.
I m surgeon so worried,as right hand is involved.
Need expert advice.
Thanku.
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Hi doc.
Thus Dr Rahul . All you need is gentle mobilization of wrist and forearm strengthening programme.For personalised treatment please ping me up.
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Hi Dr. Supriya,
Wax therapy will help you to reduce wrist stiffness.
You have to consult a Physiotherapist to regain wrist ROM and for hand rehabilitation.
You have to consult as early as possible.
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Dr supriya...its gud as fingers are free ....open and close them...bring near and take them apart as far as stiff wrist is concerned its common after removal of slab or pop....u need to take paraffin wax bath which will reduce stiffness...then under physio guidance start gentle movements
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exercise and wax bath
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finger exercises in intervals...no wt lifting
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Hi Dr Supriya,you will need to see an Orthopedic Physiotherapist, with focus on hand rehabilitation so that you can regain optimum hand function,which is vital for you considering your profession.You will need to begin with gentle exercises, strictly under guidance of a physiotherapist.
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Dr. Priyanka Kumbhare (PT)
Physiotherapist
6 yrs exp
Pune
Hello Doctor,
This are very common complaints prostfature you would need mobilization and some strachaces, physiotherapist will help you in doing so.
Thank you
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