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TFCC Injury
I was working out in gym (doing deadlift with 80kgs) and I heard a pop from my hand. Next day, the hand was swollen. I visited an orthopedist and he gave me a splint to wear. After a month, he said I can start the gym again. At this time I could hear the clicking noises in the wrist but I thought it was minor. After two months of working out, the pain on wrist increased so I visited another hand specialist. The doctor asked me to get an MRI. I've attached the MRI report. The doctor said I need a surgery to fix this. Mentioning that there is a complete tear although in the report it was mentioned that there is partial tear. For three months I let it heal naturally which it did but not completely. I visited another doctor and he suggested SCP to fix. I did the procedure and it's been one month and I still have pain in the injury area. The pain has reduced by a lot but I still can't workout without pain (I tried to do a pushup and it pained) What should I do?
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Physiotherapy will be helpful
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Get Physio and also use crepe bandage properly tendoshot tablets will help
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Please consult
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Physiotherapy Intraarticular prp or steroid injections
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