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Saturday, February 4, 2012
Ganglion Cysts
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In Physiatry I see a lot of gangion cysts in the wrist in people who work in manual activities, mainly females.
Do you use compression wrap and extra padding? what kind of it? How many time?
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I had them in both wrists. I now just have it in one. The cyst in my left wrist was really big and I had it surgically removed.
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