RHAYWARD AND TONY
09-19-2006, 07:17 PM
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RHAYWARD AND TONY
I just got of the horn, and was told that richard and tony are currently suffering from wirst spasms, kind of raises a quesiton?????
please donate to their cause.
TMWU is a problem for some men
TOO MUCH WRIST USAGE
please donate to their cause.
TMWU is a problem for some men
TOO MUCH WRIST USAGE
09-19-2006, 07:20 PM
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Injury to the ligaments of the wrist
Wrist injuries are common problems, and they can be quite an annoyance given how dependent we are on functional wrists and hands. When you begin to fall, your natural instinct is to put your hands out to catch or break your fall. In doing so, the wrist is often suddenly, and forcefully, torqued or twisted. This can cause a common injury called a wrist sprain.
What is a wrist sprain?
When this type of injury occurs, and a patient sustains a wrist sprain, the ligaments of the wrist are stretched beyond their normal limits. A ligament is tough, fibrous tissue that controls the motion around a joint. The ligaments around the wrist joint help to stabilize the position of the hand and allow controlled motions.
Wrist sprains are graded according to the severity of the injury:
Grade I: Mild injury, the ligaments are stretched, but no significant tearing has occurred.
Grade II: Moderate injury, the ligaments may be partially torn.
Grade III: Severe wrist sprain, the ligaments are completely torn, and there may be instability of the joint.
Who gets wrist sprains?
Wrist sprains are common injuries, especially in certain groups of people.
Wrist sprains tend to occur after falls. In icy weather, wrist sprains are common as people fall to the sidewalk after slipping. Sporting activities are also common causes of wrist sprains. Sports in which wrist sprains commonly occur include football, basketball, skiing, snowboarding, rollerblading, and many other sports.
What are the symptoms of a wrist sprain?
Some common symptoms of a wrist sprain include:
Pain with movement of the wrist
Swelling around the wrist joint
Bruising or discoloration of the skin
Burning or tingling sensations around the wrist
Injury to the ligaments of the wrist
Wrist injuries are common problems, and they can be quite an annoyance given how dependent we are on functional wrists and hands. When you begin to fall, your natural instinct is to put your hands out to catch or break your fall. In doing so, the wrist is often suddenly, and forcefully, torqued or twisted. This can cause a common injury called a wrist sprain.
What is a wrist sprain?
When this type of injury occurs, and a patient sustains a wrist sprain, the ligaments of the wrist are stretched beyond their normal limits. A ligament is tough, fibrous tissue that controls the motion around a joint. The ligaments around the wrist joint help to stabilize the position of the hand and allow controlled motions.
Wrist sprains are graded according to the severity of the injury:
Grade I: Mild injury, the ligaments are stretched, but no significant tearing has occurred.
Grade II: Moderate injury, the ligaments may be partially torn.
Grade III: Severe wrist sprain, the ligaments are completely torn, and there may be instability of the joint.
Who gets wrist sprains?
Wrist sprains are common injuries, especially in certain groups of people.
Wrist sprains tend to occur after falls. In icy weather, wrist sprains are common as people fall to the sidewalk after slipping. Sporting activities are also common causes of wrist sprains. Sports in which wrist sprains commonly occur include football, basketball, skiing, snowboarding, rollerblading, and many other sports.
What are the symptoms of a wrist sprain?
Some common symptoms of a wrist sprain include:
Pain with movement of the wrist
Swelling around the wrist joint
Bruising or discoloration of the skin
Burning or tingling sensations around the wrist
09-19-2006, 07:25 PM
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Originally Posted by jack_krippter,Sep 19 2006, 08:17 PM
I just got of the horn, and was told that richard and tony are currently suffering from wirst spasms, kind of raises a quesiton?????
please donate to their cause.
TMWU is a problem for some men
TOO MUCH WRIST USAGE
please donate to their cause.
TMWU is a problem for some men
TOO MUCH WRIST USAGE
ing too much, right? 