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Wrist pain
U had an injury while working out. The pain was nominal earlier but now it has increased. It pains when i am moving my wrist or putting any pressure on it.
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Madam.. good morning....it's wrist sprain....ice application 4 times a day...wrist brace for 2 weeks...tab DOLO 650 tds * 7 DAYS
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plz call me
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Kindly consult on video.
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Hello, for detailed discussion, history and necessary treatment you can consult directly with me through practo
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Need proper history taking and physical examination by a trained orthopedic surgeon with familiarity in wrist issues
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wrist xray ap and lateral
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dont lift heavy weight and bear weight on that hand for now
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Get it checked.. U might have some ligaments or soft tissue issues..
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Consult a Orthopedian near you
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Donot neglect further as these injuries tend to harm later so..
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Dr. Chaitanya Waghchoure
Orthopedist
16 yrs exp
Pune
Clinical examination and if needed imaging will shed more information on your wrist injury.
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