I'm having a lot of trouble with my wrist

I had this happen to me awhile back myself. I forgot what I did to make my wrist so sore, but, for months I couldn't put any weight on it or any kind of stress at all. I just made darn sure that I kept any kind of weight off it and when I was sleeping I made sure that the affected wrist was laying flat and not twisted or bent in anyway. Keep the wrist lying in a natural position. After so many months my wrist doesn't hurt at all anymore. I know while your wrist is still hurting it may seem like it will never stop hurting, but, it does eventually. Good luck to you, my friend! Purrs, Catwoman=^..^= & Mija

I used to work in an ER. It is very possible to break bones without knowing it. And possible to really think you've broken one and haven't. From what you're describing though I'm wonder more about the tendons and ligaments. You may just have set up and inflation there and have tendonitis which is quite painful or you may have torn a tendon or ligament and it's not healing well. Given how long it's been and how tender it still is, my advice is that you really need to have it looked at. Not to frighten you, but sometimes surgery is the only way to fix it and what ever is causing your pain still the last thing you want is to re-injure it and make it worse.

Three months is a long time for something not to heal. Unless you have neglected to take care of it. At this stage... I would get an X-Ray. I cannot see how you could break your wrist in lifting up something. But strangest things have happen. However it is more likely that you did pull some muscle and it is not healing because you keep using it. You should have wrapped your wrist in a bandage for a couple of weeks and used some Aspirin Spirit Liniment on it. The product I have is called "Radian-B" and it performs miracles. lol

Sounds to me like a tendon rather than a muscle, but I really don't know how you would treat that other than rest. Have you got a wrist support to wear? You could try one of those tubular bandages, or even buy one with the metal strut in it which prevents you from flexing your hand if that sort of movement hurts you. Although the pains in my wrists are very different, I find that wearing my supports make them feel much more comfortable and I'm sure part of that is just the extra warmth.

Hi, dragon54u.. I am very sorry that your wrist is hurting. I was wondering if you have Medicaid? If so, you can try to go to a doctor that accepts it. Or you can try the emergency room. I know that they bill you, when you don't have insurance at that time. Just let them know your situation, and maybe they can still see you so that you can get your wrist checked out. I hope that everything will turn out okay. I hope that it is nothing worse. I hope that you can get treated for your pain. Have you tried putting ice on it? Maybe that can ease the pain down. I hope that you feel better very soon.

I think you should go to see a doctor at once!Moreover,Putting ice on you wrist is a good idea,you can try it!

I would buy a wrist brace and take some of the pressure off of it. It does not sound good, but you may prevent hurting it any more.