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What Should You Do If Your Wrist Pain Lasts More Than A week
The ulnar side of your wrist is the side your pinkie finger is on. Pain on the same side of your wrist as your radius - the other bone in your forearm. The radial side of your wrist is the side ...
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Arm Pain: Causes and Treatments
Pain in the wrist can be caused by a variety of reasons. Your forearm is made up of two large bones, the radius and ulna. The radius runs from the inside of your elbow down to the thumb side of ...
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The DRUJ (Distal Radius/Ulnar Joint Injury) — A commonly missed orthopedic injury of the wrist
After a FOOSH injury, either or without a wrist fracture, pain that is predominantly over the end of the ulna (pinky side) long bone ... with or without a distal radius fracture.