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Pain in right hand wrist
One day while i was running I fell down and hurt my right wrist.when i got it xrayed it showed hair line fracture under 3-4 metacarpal. Doc adviced me to tie crepe bandage and gave some medicines.after 10-15 days i was ok but after say 1-2 months i.e now, i am feeling great deal of pain at the right end of my right wrist while any twisting action is done.but surprisingly it was not the side which got fractured. So what can be the possible causes? Does there lie any posibility of a ligament or tendon damge?? Is there any home remedies?? Thank you.
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May be your condition is seeing post fracture complications. Start some strengthen exercises in joint.
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Physiotherapy must and strength exercises in your condition
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Hello
by your history it seems to be a some new problem.
But watever be the case to come to a final diagnosis you need to be examined properly.
many a time it happens that if after fracture healing, proper exercises are not done the pain reappears coz of muscle tightness and joint stiffness.
so better consult a good n professional physiotherapist and get examined and follow the physiotherapy protocol.
If any querry you can have direct consultation with me on practo.
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