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I imagine you may get multiple examinations if it's troublesome enough. X-rays accelerate bone loss, while ultrasounds stimulate bone repair.

>>130336

So get a home ultrasound machine? They seem to be around 200, that's not too bad.

>>130338

It depends on what you want to do. Those with training may be better at interpreting an ultrasound, but if your goal is just bone repair, a combination of vitamin D3 and vitamin K2 (MK-4) might be enough. It helps to know what is wrong before decisions are made.

>>130340

My main concern is that this is permanent: I don't want the bones to regrow wrong, or something along those lines, and for my hand to be fucked up forever.

>>130340

>It depends on what you want

I want my grip strength back, for starters.

What if I fund your operation in Australia?

>>130390

I live in america, so that's not going to work out.

>>130393

That's a shame.

I hope you get better soon.

People sound sure it's a bone problem. A good chiropractor can usually assess if it is a tendon/bone/muscle. Last year I injured my wrist at work and lost the use of my ring/pinky, and a loss of overall strength.

Neurologist said surgery was the only fix. Chiropractor got in there and repeatedly broke up scar tissue, now it's much better, though weaker than it was somewhat.

>>130470

And about how much would that cost?

I think you should just see a professional about it anon-san, I doubt it'll be some fancy surgery that youll need to fix it

Most people I've seen with wrist injuries tend to have to wear a weird brace and do certain exercises over a couple month period

>>130589

I have union insurance, so it was like $10-15 a visit, with the usual adjustment/massage thrown in. Was probably 6-8 visits over a few months for the actual treatment.