Patient's question:
There is a bone weakness above, and when you rub it, it goes down. But, if you don't rub it, it gets bigger. I touched it, but it doesn't hurt. I think it has been like this for several times. Doctor, what is going on? It has started since May-June.Previous treatment history and effectiveness: Haven't seen any. What kind of assistance is needed: I want the doctor to take a look at what is happening and whether it is serious.
Doctor's answer:
It could be de Quervain's tenosynovitis. Sometimes there is localized tenderness, and pain may occur when making a fist and pressing down. It is generally caused by long-term overuse. Non-surgical treatment can be considered first, such as local anesthesia isolation. If it is ineffective, tenosynovectomy may be considered.Survival care: No need to worry, it's nothing serious. The above is advice for the question "I have a weak bone on my right wrist," and I hope it helps. Wishing you good health!