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Why do i feel pains in my wrist anytime i turn my hand or using it to rinse an item.
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Overuse injury: Most likely a chronic sprain at the wrist, but carpal tunnel syndrome, muscle fatigue or injury or chronic tendinitis are the most common possibilities.
Answered 10/24/2017
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Tendinitis likely: A tendinitis is most likely in a 39 your old. An arthritis is possible. Have your doctor evaluate.
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