Should You Choose Acupuncture or Western Rehab for Wrist Injury?
Wrist injury Hello Dr. Lu: Last March, I injured my wrist in a motorcycle accident. In September, I underwent an MRI which revealed a triangular fibrocartilage complex (TFCC) tear. I would like to ask Dr. Lu whether I should pursue acupuncture with traditional Chinese medicine or...
Dr. Lü Bingcheng Reply:
You sustained a wrist injury from a motorcycle fall in early March of last year, and an MRI in September revealed a triangular fibrocartilage tear. I personally recommend seeking treatment as soon as possible, whether through acupuncture in traditional Chinese medicine or rehabil...[Read More] Should You Choose Acupuncture or Western Rehab for Wrist Injury?
Understanding Wrist Ligament Injuries: Traditional Chinese Medicine Approaches
Wrist ligament injury Hello Dr. Liang: On June 1st, I sustained a wrist injury when my left palm was forced backward due to external pressure. Initially, I only felt slight discomfort for the first two days and was still able to hold a 9-kilogram child while bathing. However, I l...
Dr. Liang Zhihuan Reply:
Hello, traditional Chinese medicine treatment typically focuses on acupuncture, medicinal fumigation, and oral herbal medicine, with recovery time depending on the specific condition, usually ranging from one week to three months. If herbal medicine is to be taken, it is essentia...[Read More] Understanding Wrist Ligament Injuries: Traditional Chinese Medicine Approaches
Recovering from Wrist Injury: Can Strength Training Replace Rehab?
Wrist injury Hello Dr. Lu, I am writing regarding case number <a href="https://adoctor.tw/article/156315">#156315</a>. Last June, I experienced wrist pain due to improper push-up form. Although the pain was tolerable at the time, I did not seek aggressive ...
Dr. Lü Bingcheng Reply:
Dear Ms. Lin, Regarding your wrist pain caused by improper push-up form last June, the MRI examination revealed a tear in the TFCC (Triangular Fibrocartilage Complex). Since starting rehabilitation in March, which includes ultrasound and electrical therapy, along with acupunctur...[Read More] Recovering from Wrist Injury: Can Strength Training Replace Rehab?
Exploring Traditional Chinese Medicine for Wrist Pain Recovery
Wrist issues Hello Dr. Lu, last June I experienced wrist pain due to incorrect push-up form. Although the pain was tolerable at the time, it worsened at the beginning of this year to the point where I cannot exert force; any effort, such as twisting motions (like opening a jar), ...
Dr. Lü Bingcheng Reply:
Dear Ms. Lin, Regarding your wrist injury from last June and the rehabilitation you started in March this year (ultrasound and electrical therapy), I would like to share my personal views: 1. You may consider seeking treatment from a qualified traditional Chinese medicine pract...[Read More] Exploring Traditional Chinese Medicine for Wrist Pain Recovery
Understanding Wrist Injuries: Healing Time and Recovery Tips
The wrist injury has not healed yet? 1. I have had a wrist injury for over four months. Currently, when I press down on the ulnar side of my right hand while placing my hands on my hips, I feel pain. Additionally, when my palm is facing up and bearing weight on the ulnar side, I ...
Dr. Yan Sumei Reply:
Dear Madkilla: According to Traditional Chinese Medicine, pain occurs where there is blockage. Since you are experiencing pain on the ulnar side of your right wrist, it indicates that the injury has not yet healed. Your statement, "I haven't let it rest (I've been ...[Read More] Understanding Wrist Injuries: Healing Time and Recovery Tips
Persistent Wrist Pain After One Week of Treatment: Should I Switch Clinics?
I have had a wrist sprain treated for a week, but it still hurts. Should I switch to another clinic? Hello Doctor: My wrist was sprained two weeks ago while moving a motorcycle. I received treatment at a traditional Chinese medicine clinic for a week. On the first day, I applied ...
Dr. Lin Qingzhong Reply:
Dear Fish user, Here are the responses to your questions: 1. Your wrist was sprained two weeks ago while moving a motorcycle, which is likely a ligament strain. Surgery is not necessary; continue with acupuncture treatment and consider manual therapy based on your condition. It...[Read More] Persistent Wrist Pain After One Week of Treatment: Should I Switch Clinics?