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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How can Dr. Knight help you with wrist sprains?
Wrist Sprain Fact Sheet
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Content: 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
How can Dr. Knight help you with wrist sprains? While mostly mild, and seldom requiring surgery to fix, wrist sprains can be tricky, and may often have caused much more damage than is apparent. It is important for them to be treated as soon and as comprehensively as possible to avoid any lasting, chronic pain or malformation of the joint. Dr. Knight is one of the premier national wrist specialists with extensive experience in advanced wrist arthroscopy. Dr. Knight is excited to be serving residents throughout the Dallas area. He’s one of the best hand doctors in Dallas and if anyone can help, he can.