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Old 01-01-2011, 07:43 PM
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I had a THUMB injury which I immobilized for some time with a brace. This brace doubled as a wrist immobilizer. It was basically like a glove.

Look up:Ossur formfit thumb spica

Anyways, I took it off in October (It's January now) and I still feel pain discomfort around that wrist region. This is only on my right wrist. Remember the initial injury was a thumb related one. But now I have pain/discomfort on my wrist. I'm thinking having my wrist immobilized was not a good idea.

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PS. No I can't see a doctor. I'm just looking for some insight if you can offer some.
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the pain isn't SEVERE or anything. But it's really annoying and want it to go away. please help.

I put the same brace on my other hand for less time only 3 weeks and don't have the same problem.
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Do you have full range of motion?

If your range of motion is normal, even if it hurt some you need physical therapy on the wrist and arm. Sorry I don't know physical therapy much but generally light weight exercise, and I mean light weight, to strengthen and stretch gently, over time will resolve a lot of issues. Do a search for physical therapy for the wrist and see what you find. Maybe youtube will have some videos.
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I would consider Craniosacral therapy or Acupuncture or something similar, whatever is available near you.
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