í cant move my left wrist

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Í undewent a tendon and nerve repair for some years back, but still í cant move my left wrist and my left hand has gone pale

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Dr. Ashish Guatam (PT) Physiotherapist 13 yrs exp Ghaziabad · Accepted Answer

Dr. Ashish Guatam (PT)

Physiotherapist 13 yrs exp Ghaziabad

Hi there It happens in most of the cases that after surgical reconstruction of tendon or nerve, patients face motor or sensory loss of that region. It would be better if you go to a physiotherapist and rehabilitate you by techniques like muscle stimulation , sensory stimulation and re-education of muscles and movements.

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try to maintain range of motion of the affected wrist with use of other hand and try to stretch it to avoid shortening of muscles.

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