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Dorsal ganglion cyst

Alfredw74

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Hi, I'm right handed and have a cyst on the back of my right wrist. I think it's restricting my hinge as my swing hasnt felt right. Has anyone had this same problem? I've read it could take 5 years for this to go away on its own without surgery. Any suggestions? Thanks!

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Originally Posted by Alfredw74

Hi, I'm right handed and have a cyst on the back of my right wrist. I think it's restricting my hinge as my swing hasnt felt right. Has anyone had this same problem? I've read it could take

5 years for this to go away on its own without surgery. Any suggestions? Thanks!


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it will reduce in size with rest,  ice and ibruprofen.   the pocket will always be there without surgery. the size will vary depending on use.


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Its not gonna go away. Listen to me, I had that issue and dealt with it for 3 yrs until I got it removed in August. My wrist still doesnt feel right and is not flexible at all. But the good thing is, it forced my swing to be a lot smoother and fluid cause I physically cannot swing too hard anymore. Its great.

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