Wrist dropped by injection needles p

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Wrist was dropped by injection needles pasly. Physiotherapy is continuing. After a month wrist is not dropping. But it doesn't move upper side. How much time takes to recover and move wrist up and down frequently.

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Dr. Anuj Sharma

Sports and Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist 18 yrs exp Gurgaon

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It totally depends on the extent of damage to nerve. Be patient and let it take its time to recover. Keep doing ur exercises n take all the precautions.

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