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One wrist bone significantly bigger than the other, slight pain? is this normal/if not what could it be?
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Asymmetric wrists: Turns out we're not exactly symmetric. However, asymmetry shouldn't hurt. Perhaps you broke it, causing pain and swelling; callus formation is part of healing process. Go see your FamilyDoc who can order xrays, etc.
Answered 10/16/2017
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