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A member asked:
Had a ganglion cyst rupture a few days ago. is pain and sensitivity in wrist normal?
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Yes: post surgical pain and sensitivity are completely expected, and usually not a sign of anything "wrong". If you're concerned however, call your surgeon's office to be sure. Also, make sure to keep your post-op appointment. Hope this helps!
Answered 4/13/2020
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