Is normal to be able to twist your wrist at a 45degree angle after breaking it in 2 places?
155076
You may have loosened the muscles connecting your tendons to the bones upon breaking your wrist.
242734
Had one like that. Might be a subluxation (type of dislocation). You should go to the emergency room and have it checked out. If it is a dislocation, it must be reduced and have some type of physical therapy to strengthen it or you will have problems.\n\nI said emergency room because you should not wait. Dislocation is a time critical injury and waiting can mean surgery.
461286
If your serious,ask a trainer.It sounds as if you do not have much experience.You also need gloves,with wrist protection.You can easily break your wrist if it is not supported correctly.
490857
I had it in both hands and both at the same time, this was done in 83 at that time they cut my hands with a scalpel and recovery was real long, it took a year to lift weights again and certain, now days, it is a piece of cake, it is done by laser, and recovery is a very short period. Once it is done, no problems, all gone and you will sleep again and your hands feel normal. depending how bad your problem is will depend on the recovery period, you will  do things real soon, but hard work might have to wait a couple months. word of advice, get it done and over with, or it will get worse, that is why mine was so bad, and my recovery so long, I just let it go way too long. I wish they had the laser when I had it done. My friend had it done recently and she was doing allot in a few weeks. Once healed, you can do anything you want. Good Luck to you.
663386
There are a lot of bones in the wrist, if you've moved or fractured a small bone, there c/b changes inside.  It's weird that your pinkie and thumb hurt and the fingers between you haven't mentioned. Pinkie could also be from your lateral epicondyle (elbow) and thumb..De Quervains Tenosynovitis. Ask the doc (or better yet, ask a physiotherapist) to assess you for those conditions too.  How's the other hand? Is this your dominant hand?
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I had 4 of the tendons on my hand severed!  Boy, that was not funny....I went to therapy for six months, and then I got Silly Putty, and a medium-hard ball.  I would work it whenever.....now I am fine.  Of course that was a while back, but I am up to speed on everything (actually was 2 years after the accident).  WORK IT!!\nYou can also try, screwing and unscrewing bottle caps, buttoning clothes, anything that MOVES your thumb in coordination with other fingers.\nGood Luck!
4658
on my sk8board I tried a 360 flip of some stais and when i fell i landed on my wrist and the bones near it broke out of the skin BOTH OF THEM!!!!! so two bones were just sticking out all bloody and the was no bone connecting to the  hand so it just lied there limb THAT WAS PRETTY MUCH THE WORST INJURY IN MY LIFE!!☺
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Both my wrists - I didn't get one of the wrists put into a cast because I couldn't afford it. \n\nWant to know the funniest thing? The one that I didn't have put into a cast healed perfectly fine. The one I DID have put into a cast healed oddly and now pretrudes a little and is crooked. I also have arthritis in that wrist now. Yeah - thanks doc - next time I'll let God take care of it ;)\n\nI've also had cracked ribs but they healed on their own and they're fine now.\n\nThat's all for the bones - but I lost my pinky finger in the door once...but they sewed it back on just fine and you can hardly tell - but I guess I'll save that for a "severed appendage" question ;)
1105974
twisting the ankle and fall on the  wrist with full weight on wrist.
1087629
Never thought of that before but you are right I think I do experience some slight pain in my left wrist????? Not sure what causes it though.
54524
Probably nothing. You might get a sore wrist though.
970687
It is generally accepted as a fault which dips greater than 45 degrees.  It can be either a reverse or a normal fault.
767369
he might have an adantage over you. He could have a longer forarm than you which dosent help you out at all. Pluse he might of beten you with the wrist bent down. Also the muscle that requires you to twist your arm's rotator cup might be stroger than yours since nobody notices it.
621235
Not broken (otherwise excruciating pain), but sprained.\n\nSwelling should slowly subside - finger will probably turn several shades of purple.\n\nIf it starts getting painful - go see an MD.
345146
i broke my right arm twice. once falling off the banister. the second time i was jumping off the couch playing superman..LOL thats true.
138514
I "snap" my wrist on my serve as I pronate to create a heavier downward angle after the ball passes the net.  This is fairly common with anyone that has learned how to hit a kick serve.  The same goes for overheads when I am well balanced.  My wrist on my backhand side remains fairly stable through the stroke.  I will occasionally snap my wrist on the forehand side if I need some sharp action on the ball for an acute angle.  I probably do it too often against really fast tournament players because they are always trying to make you hit an extra ball.
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Go to a doctor immediately.  I had something similar happen to me as a teen.  What I didn't know is I tore a tendon right off the bone.  My other tendons compensated and over the years started snapping off one by one.  Each time I'd be in horrible pain and couldn't walk right for a few weeks.  In my 30's my wife finally got sick of me complaining so she made me go to the doctor.  One MRI later and we found all I had left was one tendon.  The large one in front.  They had to cut me open.  They sliced the strips from the big tendon and reattached them to my knee.  Two months of painful physical therapy later and my leg won't straighten the whole way.\nThe plus side is I don't occasionally fall without warning.\nLet this be a cautionary tale.  Get to a doctor.  Better safe than sorry.