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Wrist pain likely on ulnar side when moving front/back more than 10 deg., pain pressing down on wrist in middle,16 yrs old, comes and goes 6 months?
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Carpal Tunnel likely: For a problem you are suffering from 6 months, you deserve a proper evaluation with examination to confirm the diagnosis including Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. In the meantime take some ibuprofen.
Answered 9/18/2014
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