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burning sensation in my wrist

what is causing a burning sensation in my wrist . my wrist gives way when i lift something, I've had a x- ray the doc. thinks it arthritis.


HAWKE  Sat 22/11/08 19:29
cruella
Sat 22/11/08
20:40
Excellent Rating
It could be Carpal tunnel Syndrome.
Get your Gp to check it out.
jen78
Sat 22/11/08
20:42
Good rating
Make sure you stop doing anything which aggravates it as much as possible and keep it well supported.

Have the XRay results come back yet?

Have they done any blood tests?
bednobs
Sat 22/11/08
23:07
Average Rating
Any chance it could be arthritis, considering you've had investigations and a doctor has diagnosed it as arthritis??!
terambulan
Sun 23/11/08
04:33
Is it red and hot.....if so, then arthritis. Keep it supported and freezing helps. Use bag of frozen peas. arthritis is painful too.
sqad617
Sun 23/11/08
10:03
Average Rating
Burning sensation, weakness of the wrist BUT no mention of PAIN!!!
What is your job HAWKE?
HAWKE
Sun 23/11/08
10:58

Question Author

no x-ray results as yet, thanks for your advice everyone, oh by the way its my wifes problem ,occupation houswife.
sqad617
Sun 23/11/08
11:03
Average Rating
Thanks, jen78 seems to be on the right track.
natalie_1982
Mon 24/11/08
13:01
Good rating
Could it be RSI? I get a lot of pain in my right wrist, I can't pout any weight on it and it needs supporting. I work at a desk all day and am right handed and I found that when I had time off work - holidays, bank holiday, sickness, maternity, etc the pain would stop. You can get wrist supports for your wrist and also for your keyboard and mouse if you find this to be the case, you could also try an ergonomic keyboard or mouse.
LoftyLottie
Mon 24/11/08
13:04
Good rating
I was told by my osteopath that a burning sensation is often the first sign of arthritis in a joint and that this sensation often disappears once the joint becomes painful. This is what happened in my case.

I think your doctor could well be right!


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