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Hyperextension wrist injury for 1 year.
About one year ago I did a squat with a bar. I lost the grip, and it the 80kg ended up on the top of my fingers, then the hyperextension. I continued for 3 months, but suddenly I couldn't move my hand. Now 11 months later I still have this pain. I have seen an orthopedic surgeon. I had a keyhole surgery, but he ended up with nothing. "Your wrist is completely normal. I had X-ray and MRI of my wrist, but it showed nothing. Is it normal to still have this pain even 11 months later? I can't use it
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HELLO,
AS REPORTS ARE NORMAL, N AFTER 11MONTHS NO PAIN IS THEIR.
YOU CAN TRY.
PHISIOTHARPY, WHICH MAY BE BENIFICIAL.
TYLENOL HALF OCCASIONALLY.
O. K, BYE.
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For such chronic pains, nerve block followed by physical rehabilitation will be helpful. Consult a pain management specialist for treatment. Further detailed evaluation is required.
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