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	<title>Comments on: What Can I Do About Wrist Pain That Won&#8217;t Go Away?</title>
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		<title>By: Anonymous</title>
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		<description>I had ulna issues throughout high school and into college and it kept getting put off to repetative motion and trauma from sports. After the therapy the consults the braces a doctor finally realized that my ulna was too long the pain was caused by rubbing and also a tear in the triangular fibercartliage. I did have to have surgery to correct but it is much more comfortable now.
As for pain control now I would suggest keep trying the braces especially at night when you sleep, advil, and even try something like a muscle rub at night or after your games like a ben gay(I know old people medicine)but it can have some relief. Try doing some of the physical therapy exercises in warm water it helps with strength but also feels good.
I would suggest to just keep pressing them that something more is wrong also second third or fourth opinions are always a good idea.
Good luck wish I could help more</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I had ulna issues throughout high school and into college and it kept getting put off to repetative motion and trauma from sports. After the therapy the consults the braces a doctor finally realized that my ulna was too long the pain was caused by rubbing and also a tear in the triangular fibercartliage. I did have to have surgery to correct but it is much more comfortable now.<br />
As for pain control now I would suggest keep trying the braces especially at night when you sleep, advil, and even try something like a muscle rub at night or after your games like a ben gay(I know old people medicine)but it can have some relief. Try doing some of the physical therapy exercises in warm water it helps with strength but also feels good.<br />
I would suggest to just keep pressing them that something more is wrong also second third or fourth opinions are always a good idea.<br />
Good luck wish I could help more</p>
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