Question Posted Thursday February 22 2007, 5:19 pm
Okay so sometimes every once in a while I get these pains in my wrist. And it switches back and forth to each wrist. And it gets to the point where I cant bend it without EXTREME pain so I have to wear a write brace. I know I should go to the doctor but at the moment it isnt possible.
Does anyone know what it could be that is causing this ?
Please help :]
[ Answer this question ] Want to answer more questions in the Health & Fitness category? Maybe give some free advice about: Injuries? StrawB3rryz answered Saturday March 3 2007, 10:14 am: We can't really say unless we are doctors and we are able to look at your wrist but I think you might have a hairline fracture or sprained wrist. The hairlike fracture might just be a thin crack line in your bone and of course you can't see it. Best to get an xray. If it is not possible just try placing an ice pack on it- compress it- rest- and elevate the area when it really hurts. Like the previous user said- it might just be arthritis, however get an xray just to make sure. You don't want it to have a closed fracture or anything. [ StrawB3rryz's advice column | Ask StrawB3rryz A Question ]
meghan2492 answered Thursday February 22 2007, 6:39 pm: it might be arthritis .
my friend go that when he was about 8 .
so dont worry
about it .
you will be fine .
but get a creme for it .
and aoid cacking you fingers and wrists , etc .
it will have less pain til you get the doctor .
but when you get a chance tell yor parents you have a pain and need to see a doctor
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