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Question
21 Jan 2006
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Wrist problem
I have been experiencing recurring pain on my wrist bone that lies in line with my rght pinky finger. The skin over my middle joint of my pinky also becomes red. What could be causing this?
And who is best to see?
And who is best to see?
Healthy Bones
Dear Wrist problem
Unfortunately I cannot really make a diagnosis on the information. It may be a trapped nerve in the wrist joint. I suggest you go to your GP and let him have a look- he will best know where to refer you.
Unfortunately I cannot really make a diagnosis on the information. It may be a trapped nerve in the wrist joint. I suggest you go to your GP and let him have a look- he will best know where to refer you.
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