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What do I have? Bone dislocation, fracture or am I just complaining for nothing? |
Last year I fell in our house due to wet floor. I fell with an out stretch hand (L). Since then whenever its cold or I use my hand often, I'm left handed, I feel pain on my L wrist, specifically on my L ulnar styloid. Normally there should be slight protrusion of the ulnar styloid but since the accident I lose it. I already had an X-ray, but they say that everything is normal. I also feel tingling sensation sometimes. What could this be? You may have damaged or pinched the ulnar nerve. Symptoms would include tingling, numbness and pain. I would see an orthopedic doctor for a diagnosis. There are treatments ranging from splinting to physical therapy to cortisone injections to surgery. You could have injured the nerve. If nothing shows up on the x-ray, that just means they can't see anything wrong with the bone when they look closely. A CT scan can give a better picture of what might be wrong. Ask your doctor about that. If he ignores your concerns, find another doctor. i think you moved the nerve. in april, i fell of a swing and broke both of my arms. my fingers didnt get full feeling back for almost 2 months... i still have tingly and not all of my feeling back in the tip of my thumb... good luck! |
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