What is the approximate heal time for Grade II sprained wrists?
102103
Since there is ligamentous injury, recovery is usually 6-8 weeks depending on treatment modality and cessation of activity affecting joint.
170377
Depending on which calf muscle you pulled (gastroc or soleus) and their severity, healing time may vary between 4-16 weeks depending on treatment, therapy and activity level.  Some calf injuries are very slow at healing and you need to refrain from any time of activity to maximize healing.  \n\nStart off with ice for 10 min intervals during the acute phase and continue as necessary until all swelling is gone.
1017692
With injuries that extensive, three months recovery is still quite early to expect all to be as new, if at all.\n\nThe best person to ask about this is your doctor.  He knows the exact extent of your injuries and probable recouperation time.\nHe would also know if something needed to be done now or if you should just continue recovering.\n\nGood luck
778787
Hard work. The PT told you correctly. Listen to them and do the exercises they tell you to do at home. You could even try upping the amount a reasonable sum to expedite your healing. Be careful not to over do it are you will be right back in the hospital repairing the same injury.
64782
I am assuming you have already had it set and in a cast.  Then the best thing you can do is follow your doctors orders.  You need to rest it and keep it elevated.  Take a good multi vitamin to help w/ healing.  You are looking at about 6 weeks of recovery time here.  Remember, rest and elevation and follow doctors orders.  You cant go wrong there.
524733
You need to talk to your surgeon or attending physician. There are some activities that they will recommend that you do not participate in for a specific amount of time due to the possibility of re-injury. You're still in the recovery phase and while you shouldn't "sit home and feel sorry for yourself" patience really is a virtue. You're still healing.\n\nGood luck and glad to hear that you're doing well!
418072
Not more than a couple of minutes. That's why a serious injury on the carotid artery or the wrist is so dangerous.\n\nIf I had to ballpark it, I would say about 3-4 minutes depending on the size of the person.
891197
Okay, I'm no expert, but when I had a sprained ankle and wrist, it hurt, but I could still move it around a little, when you brake a bone, it should swell up*more than it does when it is simply sprained* an get pink, maybe purple, then when you try to move it, it should feel like you don't have a joint, like if it is your leg or ankle, it is a ruler, and when you move it, it feels stiff and VERY painful and uncomfortable. And sometimes when you put it up it will make it feel better.\nAnd for a wrist, my bast guess is try to move it in a circular motion, if it swells, it is probably fractured, broken, or sprained, it might not swell, but that doesn't mean it isn't. To be able to give you an accurate answer, I would have to know what happened, how long ago it happened, and maybe some more information.
661101
Probably about once every two to four weeks to make sure it is healing.  Ask your doctor about the need for physical therapy.  It may be indicated if the shoulder is painful, swollen, has limited range of motion and/or there is a loss of strength.  If you are limited in normal daily activities or sport, physical therapy may help you return to normal.\n\nGood luck!
904859
Rule of thumb: RICE it for first 72 hours.\n\nR: rest\nI: ice\nC: compression\nE: elevation\n\nIf it still hurts, better go ahead and see a doctor....good luck.
115075
I shattered my finger joint so badly they sent me to a specialist.  He took off the splint right away (1 day after the break) and said that while it was healing I had to move it as much as I wanted to be able to move it after it was done healing, otherwise I would have very restricted movement.  Even though it hurt a lot I bent it all the way back and forth every minute of every day until it was done healing.  I have a joint with normal movement.  Just keep remembering that you want full use of it.  You should have done it from the beginning, but good luck.
991400
i had a tumor removed from the inside of the wrist bone and it sounds similar to what your having done. They hollowed out the bone and used freeze dried bone chips to fill it in. The good news is the bone grew back together just like new and 12 or so years later I don't even notice it. At first it will be weak and tender but I found a few things that helped. My hands and wrist were stiff because my wrist and hand were casted for 6 weeks so I washed dishes by hand to work the muscles back up. And the scar has healed quite nicely. I don't get any phantom pains when it rains or anything like that. I think you will be just fine. I just hope you don't go stir crazy waiting for your hip to heal. Good Luck but I think you will be fine.
696859
RICE: Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation.  In other words:  don't use the ankle-let it rest & heal; apply ice several times a day; wrap it in an ace bandage or ankle immobilizer & keep it elevated.  \nThe amount of time to heal depends on how badly it was sprained.  It can take anywhere from a few days to several weeks.
689089
First of all,congratulations on a good blood test result.\nYou have normal cell counts for red and white blood cells and platelets.\nYour ESR(erythrocyte sedimentation rate) is also normal-4mm in the 1st hour(average is between1-10mm).\nYour wrist pain is due to soft tissue causes since you say the x-rays are normal.\nSoft tissue causes include:\nTenosynovitis\nCarpal tunnel syndrome\nNerve injury(median)\nGanglion\nSince your doctors couldn't detect any swelling,the last option is ruled out.Since you can still type this question,the middle 2 are also ruled out.This leaves Tenosynovitis.\nIt is an inflammation of the tendon sheath of your wrist-it gets worse with rotating your wrist,right?\nTake anti-inflammatories like diclofenac 50mg twice a day-on a full stomach please-and no strenuous activity with your hands,especially any activity that involves repetitive wrist movements  like  prolonged writing,sewing,DIY,hand washing etc.\nSymptoms will subside with these measures in 2-3 weeks.
752153
There are a couple of possibilities here. One is that you have strained or sprained your wrist and continued use is preventing it from healing. The other is that you are displaying early symptoms of tendinitis. \nTry cutting out the left lifts for a few days and see if that helps at all. If it's a sprain, letting it rest will help. If it's tendinitis, you may have to get professional help with it.
865001
From personal experience it takes four hours. The swelling comes first. The bruise appearence follows later.
161886
im assuming you want it to be better faster because you are involved in an extra curricular activity or sport.  correct?  make sure you wrap it tightly to relieve the pressure.  instead of taking showers, try a hot bath with some bath salts.  when you sleep or sit down, keep it elevated.  ice it constantly.  before going to sleep, move it around and stretch and massage it.  when you think it feels better don't just start running and jumping on it, keep it wrapped till your 100% certain it's healed, if you don't there is a high possibility it will be reinjured again.  Trust me, I know it's tough but it will get better.  I've been a professional dancer and teacher for many years now and I have survived a lot of different injuries.