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Popping noises
After total hysterectomy in Dec 2019 I felt popping noises in wrist and neck.Which is the right treatment (medicine or message or exercise )?
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Exercise the neck and wrist muscles.
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Dr. Amitabh Gupta
Neurosurgeon
22 yrs exp
Delhi
Just noises of poping or pain too?
Just noises then can safely massage.
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Dr. Pranav Mahajan
Orthopedic surgeon
15 yrs exp
Indore
The popping noise may be associated with friction between the joint surfaces in wrist and neck joints.. Very less likely to be associated with the previous surgery.. Do you have any complaints of pain of difficulty in movements at those joints..
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I will suggest you st start with hot fomentation, apply analgesic ointment for pain relief, take calcium and vit d supplements, analgesic tablet if pain is significant..
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You can do wrist and neck movement exercises. You can also start physiotherapy.. Avoid heavy work involving these joints..
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