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Wrist bone Injury
Hello Dr.,
I have attached MRI reports of my wrist bone.
Can you please explain what exactly has happened to my wrist bone.
It's paining whenever I'm lifting heavy things and also while doing some exercises.
Thanks and regards,
Sakshi
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Mild ligament injury
Keep wrist immobilizer for 4 to 6 weeks
Then start gentle physio after 6 weeks
Warm compressions sos
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Dr. Ganvir Dhammadeep H
Orthopedic surgeon
17 yrs exp
Thane
Wrist brace* 3 weeks..tab shelcal HD OD AFTER LUNCH 10 DAYS...tab DOLO 650 tds * 10 DAYS..
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Dr. Ahesan R Shaikh
Ortho surgeon
8 yrs exp
Mumbai
Use a cock up splint appropriate size to immobilize wrist . Vissco /tynor company. Good product either of them
Avoid lifting weight and give rest to it.
Avoid using mobile with same hand
Regular interval ice application thrice per day avoid direct ice contact with skin. For 20 min each time.
Avoid and jerk or harsh MOVEMENT at wrist for 3-4 weeks.
Yes physio might be required if you will any stiffness around wrist after 4 weeks. If no stiffness then you can do basic movement excersies at home .
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