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Wrist pain
So I had surgery to repair a fractured scaphoid in September 2016. Now I have gotten some sharp pain when I shoot a basketball or if I push down on my middle knuck when flexing my wrist down. I didn’t fall, but the other day we did a lot in my Kinesiology course that involved wrist motion from learning how to throw a football, baseball and playing tennis. Two days after that I began to feel the pain while playing basketball. I did not fall, but did receive a somewhat hard pass playing basketball
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If your first fracture had healed completely it is unlikely you have had a scaphoid injury. There are more chances of having a TFCC injury.
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wear a wrist splint for the next 2 week's and be cautious about contact sports .
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