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Old 10-27-2010, 08:46 AM #1
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Question wrist swelling

to clarify i do not have cts, but i think tos. however. i have noticed that on the inside of my wrist above ring finger and pinky there is a huge bulge that i know was not there before. has anyone else experienced this? would tos cause that? ive had a few docs call me crazy but i know my own wrists, darnit!
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That part of the wrist is often a site for cysts. They are called ganglion cysts and may contain fluid around tendons as well.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ganglion_cyst

Also associated with tendons are neuromas (this is genetic as a rule), but those tend to have pain associated with them).

And lipomas may occur around tendons too.
http://www.hmc.psu.edu/healthinfo/jkl/lipoma.htm

Another thing that happens in the wrist and ankles is tissue swelling which can compress the carpal tunnel, due to hypothyroidism. (Low thyroid).

If your swelling causes pain or restriction of movement of your hand, I'd see a hand specialist. But most cysts of the wrist do not.
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thanks! ive actually had cysts all over my wrists but they went away on their own for whatever reason. this doesnt hurt and its shaped like a tube so maybe it is just tissue swelling.
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My dh had a ganglion slightly below his wrist , it finally went away after 3-4 months. We did use the far infrared heating pad on it quite often as well as magnets on occasion.

images link of various wrist ganglion -
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