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Pain In Left Wrist. Hurts On Lifting Objects. Doctor Suggested Pathological Test. Is It In The Right Path?

I had pain in my left wrist , it was started 3 months ago. The pain is not continuous, it hurts if I try to lift some object. Today I have consulted with doctor, he has taken a x ray of wrist, and said there are some blackish spot at the end of wrist bone. As per him it might be a bone infection or it might be dissolving of bone calcium . He has suggested pathological test of CBC, Mx Test, ESR , Blood sugar , S-Ca/Phad. I want to know whether it is in right path or it is some thing different. Also I want to know what is the reason of this disease, and what is the remedy. I am 40 years old lady.
Fri, 15 Mar 2013
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Orthopaedic Surgeon 's  Response
two possibilities , one is wrist sprain - can be confirmed by MRI
other - early osteonecrosis of the carpel bones secondary to trauma ( 3 months is early to detect osteonecrosis)- can be confirmed by MRI
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Pain In Left Wrist. Hurts On Lifting Objects. Doctor Suggested Pathological Test. Is It In The Right Path?

two possibilities , one is wrist sprain - can be confirmed by MRI other - early osteonecrosis of the carpel bones secondary to trauma ( 3 months is early to detect osteonecrosis)- can be confirmed by MRI