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Suffering With Von Willebrands, Have Persistent Painful Swelling Post Wrist Sprain. Should I Go For MRI?

Hi awhile ago i sprained my wrist and ever since then i have had a penny sized lump that is hard and very painful directly across from my index finger i have a bleeding disorder and called von willebrands and swelling has never seized. Should i get a mri? I have gotten a x-ray but still very painful and no pressure can be put on it.
Wed, 4 Sep 2013
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Hi. If your swelling is not increasing in size and you dont have fever or any open wound to cause infection of the hematoma, then i guess you should not worry and just wait for the hematoma to be resorbed naturally. I dont think an MRI would add anything additionally though you may confirm all else is normal. Take some non-NSAID analgesics like tramadol and cold fomentation for pain relief. Thank you.
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Suffering With Von Willebrands, Have Persistent Painful Swelling Post Wrist Sprain. Should I Go For MRI?

Hi. If your swelling is not increasing in size and you dont have fever or any open wound to cause infection of the hematoma, then i guess you should not worry and just wait for the hematoma to be resorbed naturally. I dont think an MRI would add anything additionally though you may confirm all else is normal. Take some non-NSAID analgesics like tramadol and cold fomentation for pain relief. Thank you.