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Sharp Pain On Wrist Area Radiating To Palm And Thumb, Has Hard Lump On The Wrist, Eye Twitching, Periodic Breast Pain
Hi I m a 24 year old black female, on no meds, have no health issues per se. No family or genetic diseases either. I have a sharp pain on my left hand by the wrist area, it extends into the palm and thumb sometimes. I have a small hard lump that recentlt protuded on the wrist palm side, it feels like bone . and my left eye has been twitching a lot and a sharp pain by the left breast that comes and goes
Fri, 15 Jun 2012
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Dr. Puneet Arora's
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Hello mam, welcome to HCM,
As you ve mentioned regarding the character of pain in your wrist as well as the hard lump on the palmr side of wrist, the pain can be due to the pressure of that lump on nerves passing by the area. That lump can be the exostosis or lipoma in origin as that is the commonest place to occur...
As you ve mentioned about the sharp pain in left mammae with twitching in left eye, I ll suggest you to go for mammography for that and consult your gynaecologuist or therapist, as no stone should be left unturned... For the pain in wrist thing, you can consult a good orthopedician of your locality or an alternate therapist, homoeopathy treats the condition pretty well also..... May lord bless you, get well soon ...... Take care....
As you ve mentioned regarding the character of pain in your wrist as well as the hard lump on the palmr side of wrist, the pain can be due to the pressure of that lump on nerves passing by the area. That lump can be the exostosis or lipoma in origin as that is the commonest place to occur...
As you ve mentioned about the sharp pain in left mammae with twitching in left eye, I ll suggest you to go for mammography for that and consult your gynaecologuist or therapist, as no stone should be left unturned... For the pain in wrist thing, you can consult a good orthopedician of your locality or an alternate therapist, homoeopathy treats the condition pretty well also..... May lord bless you, get well soon ...... Take care....
Note: For further queries, consult a joint and bone specialist, an Orthopaedic surgeon. Book a Call now.
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