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What Could Be The Reason For Having Wrist Pain?

I have had very bad wrist pain for a long time now. It has gotten to the point where picking up a blanket caused too much pain. it s not swollen or black and blue but now it had become very weak and when I bend my wrist back it puts my whole forearm in a lot of pain. Also when I push on certain spots on my forearm it cause pain in my wrist..any idea what could be wrong?
Fri, 2 Dec 2016
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It could be your nerves in axilla or neck .Show a neurologist or orthopedics doctor to rule out.
Physiotherapy ,hot fomentation, application of voltaren gel, and Aleve tabs, methycobalamin tab from over the counter may be tried for now.Use broad arm sling from shoulder for 3 days and do wrist,fingers and forearm movement exercises.
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What Could Be The Reason For Having Wrist Pain?

It could be your nerves in axilla or neck .Show a neurologist or orthopedics doctor to rule out. Physiotherapy ,hot fomentation, application of voltaren gel, and Aleve tabs, methycobalamin tab from over the counter may be tried for now.Use broad arm sling from shoulder for 3 days and do wrist,fingers and forearm movement exercises.