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Swelling in right hand for over a month
Swelling in right hand, have done various tests, fracture is ruled out, latest MRI shows
Mild to moderate intra and periarticular fluid seen in all compartment of wrist joint with synovial thickening and patchy marrow edema - likely chronic synovitis changes.
Diffuse skin and subcutaneous muscle edema is seen around wrist and hand with intrinsic muscle edema seen in hand region 7 infective etiology /7 Inflammatory,
Mild fluid collection is seen along tendon sheath of flexor and extensor tendon - likely mild tenosynovitis.
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Limb elevation.
Wrist brace.
Anti in inflammatory medications.
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Dr Pavan kommineni
Orthopedist
11 yrs exp
Guntur
What is your Job? Any other joint pain? what is the duration of pain? any fever ? wrist movements.? Diabetic ?
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Need to get blood tests for infection/ Rheumatoid.. Can go for synovial biopsy.
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Rest to wrist with cockup support, Heat pack application, Analgesics till you get the reports
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Dr. Nanda Kumar Bhairi
Orthopedist
20 yrs exp
Bangalore
Looks like cellulitis take antibiotics and mgso4 dressing
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Please cosult
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Dr. Ravikumar Chandulal Makadia
Orthopedic surgeon
4 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Mgso4- glycerin dressing will help
Limb elevation and finger movment
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