Title: Wrist Sprain Symptoms, Treatment In Dallas, & Recovery Time
Headings: Wrist Sprain
Wrist Sprain
What is Wrist Sprain?
What causes Wrist Sprain?
What are the symptoms of Wrist Sprain?
How is Wrist Sprain diagnosed?
How is Wrist Sprain treated?
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Content: Additionally, over the counter pain medications such as ibuprofen may be helpful. Moderate Wrist Sprains will require a longer healing time. These sprains may need to be immobilized in a splint for a week or more. Immobilization can cause stiffness in the joint so special stretching exercises will be recommended to regain fully mobility. Surgical
Severe sprains in which one or more ligaments are completely torn will likely require surgical repair. The ligament (s) must be reconnected to the bone to restore proper function and joint stability. After a period of immobilization, rehabilitation begins. Wrist therapy will strengthen and return flexibility to the wrist. While the ligament may heal within 6 to 8 weeks, full recovery may take several months depending on severity. Cartilage and Ligament Tears of the Wrist
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