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Pain in wrist
My right (only) hand wrist pain while pressing it (or whenever I do push-up) due to increase in uric acid in body.
Is it completely curable with medicine??
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Hello dear
Wrist pain that you have mentioned here is not related to your uric acid levels.
It's more of an exertional pain due to repeated pressure and i believe would be more on the little finger side.
You need to be screened for weak shoulder cuff muscles and nutritional deficiencies.
I expect you to have additional symptoms like fatigue, hairfall, acidity, cramps etc.
Regards
Dr Vipin Gupta
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Consult online if you can relate with me
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Needs evaluation . Start with avoiding painful activities , do hot fomentation and ointment application.
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Avoid push ups for few days , use wrist support while doing exercises, do ice fomentation
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