π¦ SLIDE 4 | Why Does It Develop?
The exact cause is not always known.
However, ganglion cysts may be associated with:
πΉ Repetitive wrist use
πΉ Repetitive hand movements
πΉ Previous injuries or sprains
πΉ Changes in the tissues surrounding a joint or tendon
β οΈ Having these factors does not necessarily mean that a ganglion cyst will develop.
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π¦ SLIDE 5 | The Mistake You Should Avoid π«
β Donβt hit the cyst.
β Donβt squeeze it forcefully.
β Donβt try to puncture it with a needle.
β Donβt try to drain it at home.
Doing so may cause:
ποΈ 5 Things You Should Know Before Touching a Lump on Your Wrist!
β οΈ Infection
β οΈ Bleeding
β οΈ Nerve or blood vessel injury
β οΈ Damage to surrounding tissues
And the consequences may be worse than the cyst itself.
π¦ SLIDE 6 | Does It Need Surgery?
Not always!
Treatment depends on the symptoms and how much the cyst affects your hand or wrist.
πΒ No symptoms:
Observation and monitoring may be all that is needed.
π©ΉΒ Mild symptoms:
Reducing wrist strain or using a brace for a limited period, if recommended by a healthcare professional, may help.
πΒ Persistent symptoms:
Aspiration (draining the fluid) may be considered in certain cases.
πͺΒ Selected cases:
Surgical removal may be an option when symptoms persist or the cyst keeps coming back.
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