Kater
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This does sound like it might be carpal tunnel syndrome. What happens is the tendons in your wrist get inflamed and compress your median nerve. This would definitely cause the tingling and pain. |
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bballinevan
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pills. |
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wafflesnap
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you probably have RSI
repetative strain injury. try taking a break from all the clay and other handiwork and give your wrista rest.
also i know this sounds weird but when you sleep where a rollerblading wrist gaurd on the wrist that hurts as is supports your wrist while you sleep helping it heal faster.
good luck
hope this helped
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Ask M
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i would say a Special cream for pane you can find in the drug store and if that does not work i think you should check a doctor. |
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Swift
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It sounds like a repetitive strain injury. You would be best off taking an anti-inflammatory drug or even aspirin or panadeine You just need to rest the wrist. Keeping it elevated wherever possible will help with some of the pain. |
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purplegirl
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Yes its probably carpal tunnel...start by reducing your activities ad resting the hand...Carpal tunnel is an overuse injury and it souds like thats what you have been doing.
rest, ice, rest...thats the routine to fix this problem....no pain killers will help at all...limit your time on the computer and at these activities. |
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The Situation
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It sounds like an oncoming case of
Carpal Tunnel. You should at least go
talk to the doctor about it. |
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Mere
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Here's what you do:
-Ice your wrist for 20 minutes, 3 times a day.
This can help with the pain quite a bit. I am an athlete and have to ice things quite often. My mom is a pediatrician and this is the recommended treatment for sore muscles/injuries. |
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countrygal710
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It sounds like carpal tunnel.
Of course I can't be sure but that's exactly what happens to me and I have carpal tunnel. It's no fun. :( |
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Kumar
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idont know how old you are, but if ur young, u need to drink milk for calcium to build your bones. But if ur skinny, your wrist may be too weak. |
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bebbs86
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It sounds like carpel tunnel syndrome since you get a sense of tingling and it moves down to your nerves |
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mighty_power7
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start out slow and light. don't delve right into heavy hand work. start by rotating your wrist and doing some hand stretches to get your wrist loose. hopefully that will help a little bit. if the pain keeps up, definitely see a doctor. |
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