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Suggest Me Treatment For Numbness And Pain In Right Wrist,hand As Surgery Didn't Work?

I am having right wrist and hand weakness, gripping issues at times, numbness, tingling, pain and temperature changing...have had a history of injury to hand ..had a De Quervain surgery and recently have had another injury to my same hand, wrist... all symptoms just in hand and wrist...pain did somewhat go away after first surgery, but never totally away and pain now is back and recurring more and wakes me during the night with dull achy pain and temperature change
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It is very possible that you have an associated neck problem. Neck arthritis can put pressure on the upper limb nerves coming from the neck. Differentiation depends on a combination of radiology (MRI of the neck), nerve studies and good examination by an orthopaedic or spine surgeon.
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Suggest Me Treatment For Numbness And Pain In Right Wrist,hand As Surgery Didn't Work?

It is very possible that you have an associated neck problem. Neck arthritis can put pressure on the upper limb nerves coming from the neck. Differentiation depends on a combination of radiology (MRI of the neck), nerve studies and good examination by an orthopaedic or spine surgeon.