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Is It Normal To Have Severe Pain, Sensitivity And Inability To Bend The Wrist After Removal Of Ganglion Cyst?
Hello, I had a dorsal ganglion cyst removal done on Dec 20, one week post-op I began running a fever and having severe pain,Dr put me on antibiotics and a full cast for one week, fevers are gone,incision looks great, however I am still in a lot of pain and unable to bend wrist forward or backward, I began hand therapy one week ago,but no improvement, the top of my hand is so sensitive nothing can touch it,even my clothes hurt it,is this normal?
Thu, 16 Jan 2014
Hi there.
Your symptoms correlate to injury to the nerve fibres locally in the operative site. .... causing the pain and hypersensitivity.
This is obviously not normal.
I want you to start on XXXX and XXXX tablets to suppress the nerve sensitivity.
Short course steroid therapy will enhance the healing process. Take all these medicines under strict supervision of your orthopedician .
I hope my advice has helped
Good luck
Your symptoms correlate to injury to the nerve fibres locally in the operative site. .... causing the pain and hypersensitivity.
This is obviously not normal.
I want you to start on XXXX and XXXX tablets to suppress the nerve sensitivity.
Short course steroid therapy will enhance the healing process. Take all these medicines under strict supervision of your orthopedician .
I hope my advice has helped
Good luck
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