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Trapeziectomy. Recovery time? Successful surgery? Posted 8 years ago, 3 users are following. I've had basal thumb arthritis for many years and, so far, have had five steorid injections into my left hand, but only one into my right. Both thumb joints are very painful at the moment and I'm due to see a hand surgeon tomorrow. I'm hoping he will ...
Trapeziectomy recovery. Posted 5 years ago, 23 users are following. Zvi2369. Hello. I am a 67 year old male new to this forum. I am scheduled for a trapeziectomy with ligament replacement and would like to know how to manage simple chores immediately after the operation such as shaving, dressing etc. Any advice would be appreciated.
I'm weighing up surgery on my thumb joints. Posted 9 years ago, 148 users are following. caringbah. I have osteo arthritis of both thumb joints. I'm 70, still very active ( currently on a skiing holiday) and work full time in my business. My condition is getting increasingly painful. I get by with painkillers.
diane88458 Valetguy. Posted 5 years ago. Hi I just had my second trapeziotomy on my left hand using apl tendon and also carpal tinnel release on April 2. My first one was at the end if August 2018. i have to say i think it really takes between 4 and 6 months for almosy perfect. i was able to fingerpick guitar with my right hand after 6 weeks.
Cannot bend or move the tip of my middle finger on my left hand. Raynaud Disease? (Photos Included) Patient Forums for Finger and Hand Problems. Part of the Bones, joints and muscles category. Symptom, treatment and advice from community members.
trapeziectomy recovery. Posted 8 years ago, 2 users are following. ros139. 6 weeks post op am having so much unanticipated aching discomfort. Driving, all housework, typing etc increase the pain. Other hand now suffering due to increased strain on it. Have had 2 spinal ops and years of chronic back and leg pains but have really hit a brick wall ...
A shorter time between the start of symptoms and the surgery. Younger age. Better mental health. Better pre-operative physical activity levels. In the long-term, surgery and conservative treatment (painkillers and exercise) have the same results but surgery can work quicker than conversative treatment. How long does a slipped disc take to heal?
Osteoarthritis in toes, metatarsalgia and plantar fascilitis. By julie89879. Last reply 13 months ago. 3. I had left thumb joint surgery 1 year ago. And my thumb is still numb and my fingers are still stiff. By kathie72916. Posted 13 months ago. 0.
More than 4 in 5 people who have total knee replacements can expect them to last for at least 25 years. 7 in 10 people who have a unicompartmental knee replacement can expect it to last for at least 25 years. Clearly this will vary between different people, and you still need to take care of your new knee.
Symptoms of a burst aortic aneurysm include: Sudden severe abdominal (tummy) and/or back pain. Other symptoms caused by internal bleeding and dropping blood pressure, such as a collapse, loss of consciousness, or otherwise becoming extremely unwell. A burst aortic aneurysm is a life-threatening emergency.