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Pain in lest side of wrist
I am having pain in right hand's wrist in left side from one month. Muscle joining thumb and left side of wrist. It was started when I gave swing continuously to my kid in craddle for several hours in night for so many days. Xray is normal. Ortho prescribed zerodol Sp in first week and Chymoral AP (anti-inflammatory) next weeks alongwith with hot pack and Diclofenac gel. But this stiffness not cured yet. I went to another Ortho he says I have DQ problem. He says operation is required. What is treatment for DQ. What to do?
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Conservative and operative both good Consult me search browse on goggle practo Dr Rajinder sharma senior Orthopaedic neurospine joint Replace surgeon ,42 years expertise Government Retired chandigarh health Department Multispeciality Hospital Now Director Sarhind Orthopaedic Multispeciality medical centre sector 33 chandigarh
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If you are breastfeeding your child, then it is better to avoid too many medicines.
Kindly share your xrays and clinical picture of your hand.
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Need to perform specific test to diagnose DQ (on video consultation also possible),
Till then Rest to the part ,
Ice packs
Avoid massage , lifting weights
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If it’s DQ then you may require local Inj Kenacort or surgical release
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Video consultation or nearby Orthopedic opinion
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