Glomus Tumor + Neurofibroma

The patient was diagnosed with a condition called Neurofibroma. In addition, there was severe pain under several nails. These were Glomus Tumours. These small size benign tumour were removed for pain relief.

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Symptoms

The patient presents with pain on the dorsal aspect of the wrist and restricted movement of the affected wrist. There may sometime be history of some minor injury in the past. It is a progressive disease and hence appropriate treatment must be sought early.

Investigation

In early stages of pain, the x rays are normal but the MRI may pick up signals of disease. As the disease progresses, the x ray picture changes and adjacent bones are also affected

Treatment

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Painful Elbow, Forearm

Tennis Elbow

The patient complains of pain on the outer aspect of the elbow over the prominence of the bone(Lateral epicondyle), the pain is quite disabling. The pain occurs because certain muscle fibers get prematurely degenerated, there is no way these muscle fibers will get rejuvenated.

Beside medicines, the patient will get relief from eccentric loading exercises. Counter force braces.

Local injection of steroid may be tried, but extremely important to not repeat the inject more than once. Even a single injection should be avoided and given in rare situations.

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Pain Glomus Tumour

The pain is under the nail. It is very painful. Quite often in the absence of appropriate diagnosis, the pain persists for several years and decades.

Classically, the pain is under the nail and can be pinpointed with the tip of your pen. In sunlight you my notice a well localized focal blue spot under the nail or in one of the corners of the nail.

This may be confirmed on a good quality 3 Tesla MRI. The only treatment is surgical removal. At times it may recur. It is to be sent for histo pathology examination for further study.

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Arthritis, Pain

Pain at the base of the thumb is a common disability. In medical parlance, it is called Basal Joint Arthritis or First Carpo metacarpals Joint Arthritis or First CMC Joint Arthritis. It is said that almost 3 out of 10 females at some point of time will get pain in their thumb which may be very disabling. While some patients may require activity modification to get rid of pain, others may require an external support. However, the last resort is surgery. There are various types of procedures available. One of the procedure involves removal of the arthritic bone (Trapezium).This procedure offers lasting relief from the pain.

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Painful Wrist - Carpal Boss

The patient present with a localized bump on the dorsum of the wrist. This is bony hard and located over the base of the 2 or 3 metacarpals. it may be confused with a ganglion.This is due to premature degeneration of the 2 and/or third carpometacarpal joint. A special x-ray is taken. The wrist is acutely flexed and a tangential lateral view will show the new bone in profile.

Failure of non-operative treatment will require surgery .The new bone is shaved off from under the wrist extensor tendons.

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While it may seem minor, untreated Blue Finger can lead to complications like permanent damage or loss of functionality.

Yes, by avoiding prolonged exposure to cold, managing stress, and seeking timely medical care for hand injuries

Recovery varies depending on the severity and treatment method but typically ranges from a few weeks to a few months.