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Ligament sprain in wrist
Hey my name is Kunal . Currently, I am working  for infosys. Actually 2 weeks before, while doing exercise in gym, my right hand wrist got streched. Firstly i thought it was normal sparin but now its been almost 2 weeks. There is no swelling in my wrist and no pain also . But when I put some weight or when I do exercise in gym, I feel so much pain. I regularly apply ice for 10-15 minutes from past 4 days and also approved bandage . Please suggest me what to do and is it serious and how much time will it  take to completely heal it?
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It's seems you are suffering from TFCC injury.
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Avoid weight bearing exercises on hands like push-ups.
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1st  you have to take rest...  Bcz there might be small injury . Take rest to heal better Go to physio nd take ultrasound therapy
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Chiropractic adjustment will help. Hot and cold pack fomentation.
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Give rest and don’t lift weight. Use wrist support. Also visit to the Physiotherapist
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Stop doing exercises or gym with this situation. Consult a physiotherapist before re-starting.
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Don't ignore because it will become nagging.
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