Need proper diagnosi: First you need a proper diagnosis as to why your wrist is still painful.Inyections may help to control wrist synovitis or inflamation but proper diagnosis is the key to a sussccelful treatment.
Answered 2/23/2014
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It may help : Reduce synovitis and swelling and discomfort but the end pint may not be resolution of the ganglion. Make sure that there is not a more severe injury such as an occult or unseen fracture or a major ligament injury as well. Since you cite 6mm ganglion it is likley you had an MRI but make sure it not a "red herring" ( tell your doctor that).
Answered 1/15/2019
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Maybe: You should have an evaluation with an orthopedic hand specialist.
Answered 4/4/2014
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