So, here’s a photo of the solid, painful bump on my wrist bone. No, I’ve never broken it… It doesn’t hurt all the time. It only hurts if I press on it, and it is quite solid, like bone, or when I bend my wrist in certain positions, such as this one for the photo to demonstrate it’s out-of-whack-ness. I also can’t bend my wrist backward very far – not nearly far enough to do a push-up. This started out small and I had noticed it about six months ago. The reason I’m noticing it now is because it’s getting arthritic-feeling, whatever it is, and brings stiffness and soreness to my left wrist. It also limits my mobility in that wrist, which isn’t a good sign. I see my primary care doctor on Monday. This one’s on the table for examination and discussion, for sure! I need to be able to climb!!!
I have the same thing. What did the doctor tell you. Please let me know
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It’s called a ganglion cyst and a shot of cortisone from the orthopedic doctor straight into it should take care of it. If not, they can remove it surgically.
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