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Wrist Bone Is Tight, Swollen. Thumb Hurts. What Is The Problem?

I thought my thumb was hurting, but when I examined myself further I notice that it feels like a bone in my wrist is loose. My wrist feels tight looks swollen and my thumb can barely b moved forward or back it hurts and feels very tight. The pain seems to b getting worse as time goes on. I have had this for two months already. I just woke up like this one morning
Sat, 20 Apr 2013
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Hi, Thanks for writing. It looks like you have some problem either in the bone or joints of your thumb. Undergoing a plain xray of your hand will reveal the diagnosis. As you are already having the problem for the past 2 months, i suggest you to act quick. Consult an orthopedic surgeon and follow his advise. Good luck
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Wrist Bone Is Tight, Swollen. Thumb Hurts. What Is The Problem?

Hi, Thanks for writing. It looks like you have some problem either in the bone or joints of your thumb. Undergoing a plain xray of your hand will reveal the diagnosis. As you are already having the problem for the past 2 months, i suggest you to act quick. Consult an orthopedic surgeon and follow his advise. Good luck