A member asked:

At volleyball practice i was passi g a ball and then had a sharp pain in my wrist. could it be hyperextended and can i avoid the doctor?

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Refer to answer: Most common problem is tendonitis. But this should occur rarely under normal circumstances. Place ice on the area that hurts for 15 minutes and stretch the wrist in opposite direction. If pain persists beyond three weeks, then therapy could help you.

Answered 11/27/2014

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Dr. Amir Khan answered

Depends: In volleyball one can sustain a variety of injuries ranging from fractures to sprains and strains of the wrist. If simple measures such as rest, ice, taping and antiinflammatories do not improve your symptoms or allow you to return to the sport in a pain-free fashion then you should see a doctor as soon as possible. Do not play if pain is present and proper evaluation has not been performed.

Answered 1/22/2012

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