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Old 09-15-2012, 05:22 AM #11
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I got severe pain in one wrist not long ago.
wrist to thumb, all along the edge, as it were.
so bad i couldn't even use it to wipe in the loo!
very painful. worried a bit, thought hard, wondered what now.
Then one day it just went away again! Hope yours does too. and yes, i think it was an ms thing.
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thank you all for your answers/thoughts.
Well today, I am having tingling along with the pain and stiffness, in my whole hand, including my thumb and index finger.
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Sorry but my eyes are still problematic so it is difficult to read and write these days; but I am hoping that something in these links might offer some direction or possibilities to look into.

With love, Erika

Musculocutaneous nerve: affecting bicep, elbow, and lower arm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Musculocutaneous_nerve

http://www.patient.co.uk/doctor/Musc...ion-(C5-6).htm


Thoracic outlet syndrome/Scalene muscle spasm & nerve compression

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http://intraspec.ca/tos.php

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Scalene trigger point therapy
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You do really good for being so limited, Erika!

Daisy, I hope you figure out what's going on and it can fixed soon!
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Just a copy and paste from my saved documents ...but I do try to help when I might have something worth sharing.

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if this cont's i'd check with your dr to get to the bottom of it.
i thought of carpal tunnel too but that's usually not so sudden.

please keep us posted.
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Hi I was wondering did you find out what was wrong with your hand,
I'm the same woke up one morning could not move my hand my fingers were stiff and the pads in my Palm were swollen it seems to move to the other hand as well , I have been like this for 6 weeks some times I can't hold a cup the pain is to strong
It scares me
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I have awaken for the last few mornings with a very stiff and very sore hand/fingers. I can barely move my fingers or close my hand. It is painful to hold something, or even to lean against the counter.

I am wondering if this is MS related? or just arthritis or something else? It came on so quickly, I just woke up with the pain. Completely new.

Anyone have any insight or advise for me?
Dystonia or reflex sympathetic dystrophy
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