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MountainReader · 10-03-2012, 06:20 PM

That is a long time when you are in pain.

It sounds like we will be going through recovery pretty close together again.

I've been having discomfort where the ulnar osteotomy was done lately. My new surgeon gave me a couple cortizone shots and put me back into a splint a couple weeks ago. For some reason, the positioning the splint puts my hand and wrist in seems to put my ulnar bone in a position that really bothers it.

Keep me posted if you hear anything new. Next time, I'll start a new thread called Ulnar Shortening II since we have almost reached 100 on this one.

Take care,
MountainReader

10-03-2012, 06:20 PM	#100
MountainReader Facilitator (female) Join Date: May 2006 Location: Out West Posts: 3,218	Re: Ulnar shortening That is a long time when you are in pain. It sounds like we will be going through recovery pretty close together again. I've been having discomfort where the ulnar osteotomy was done lately. My new surgeon gave me a couple cortizone shots and put me back into a splint a couple weeks ago. For some reason, the positioning the splint puts my hand and wrist in seems to put my ulnar bone in a position that really bothers it. Keep me posted if you hear anything new. Next time, I'll start a new thread called Ulnar Shortening II since we have almost reached 100 on this one. Take care, MountainReader __________________ Asthma, Allergies, severe LPR/GERD, TMJD, Hearing Loss, Ulnar Impaction Syndrome, Shoulder Impingement, Plantar Fasciitis Last edited by MountainReader; 10-03-2012 at 06:22 PM.