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How To Treat Severe Wrist Pain While Being Diagnosed For Hypothyroidism?

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I am Candice. I'm 31 years old, weight is 55kgs & height is 1.54 meters tall. I have been suffering with an aching pain in my right wrist. The pain sometimes travels up my arm & into the breast area where it aches. My hand also feels weaker than normal. I have recently been diagnosed with hypothyroidism & I believe with this you can develop carpal tunnel syndrome. Should I be concerned about the pain?

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Wed, 7 Sep 2016
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Hypothyroidism can cause Carpal tunnel syndrome but it doesn't present like this. It causes pain & numbness in thumb, index & middle fingers. You can take a simple painkiller like tab. paracetamol SOS. If pain still persists, then show to a doctor.
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How To Treat Severe Wrist Pain While Being Diagnosed For Hypothyroidism?

Hi Hypothyroidism can cause Carpal tunnel syndrome but it doesn t present like this. It causes pain & numbness in thumb, index & middle fingers. You can take a simple painkiller like tab. paracetamol SOS. If pain still persists, then show to a doctor. Thank you