Title: Sprained Wrist Injury: Symptoms,Treatments, and Recovery
Headings: 
Wrist Sprain
What Does a Wrist Sprain Feel Like?
What's the Treatment for a Wrist Sprain?

Content: Then follow the doctor’s advice about whether or not to continue using a splint. Using a splint for too long can result in more stiffness and muscle weakness in some cases. Practice stretching and strengthening exercises if your doctor recommends them. It is best if you see a physical or occupational therapist to guide a program specific to your condition. More severe Grade III wrist sprains, in which the ligament is snapped, may require surgery to repair. Continued
When Will I Feel Better After a Wrist Sprain? Recovery time depends on how serious your wrist sprain is. These injuries may take from two to 10 weeks to heal. But that's a rough estimate. Everyone heals at a different rate, but generally, time to heal depends on the grade of sprain and proper management.