wrist cartilage

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wrist cartilage

Postby vixenmeister » Fri Oct 19, 2007 8:50 am

Hi,

I'm not sure I'm putting this post in the right place - so mods please move it if I haven't.
I saw the orthopedic surgeon last night and he had some 'interesting' things to say about my wrists. Like many of you they are a constant source of pain. Ow.
Anyway he said that in addition to the ligaments being on their way out (on of them dislocated when he fiddled with them ...) the ulnar bone in both wrists has overgrown and the cartilage in both has torn. He suggested the following:

1. Take out the torn cartilage
2. Shaving the ulnar bones to make them a 'normal' length and reduce some of the pressure in the wrists.

I'm not keen on the idea of ops but am keen to do anything to get rid of at least some of the pain.

Has anyone else had something similar done? I'd be interested to know if it made a difference and how long recovery took.

Confused.

Vix :?
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Postby vixenmeister » Tue Oct 23, 2007 7:40 am

I guess that would be a no then.
Thanks anyway,

Vix
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Re: wrist cartilage

Postby JMR » Wed Jun 22, 2011 12:43 pm

i had it done last week had to gwet bandage took off after 2 days im on the road to recovery now a get a other check up tomorrow then see the top doctor on monday but if there havnt hit the nerve in your hand you can be done in 1 or 2 weeks
allways pain and no gain and it hurts as help HELP ME
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