Quote Originally Posted by Emanuele View Post
Hello Stripes,

Is the loss of sensation that you are experiencing just on that part of the right thumb you mentioned or does it goes anywhere else? Is it just a sensation of numbness or when you touch it you definitely percieve less?

what movement exactly elicit pain in your wrist and elbows? Does bend in a way rather than another (extend or flex or rotate) your wrists make the pain worse? Does flex and extend your elbows give you any trouble at all?
Have you ever thought to visit a senior osteopath? I wonder if this trauma may have cause some dysfunction on your wrists and elbows and I wonder if manipulating those peripheral joints could be of any benefit for you.

all the best
The numbness covers the entire thum section and the finger alongside is marginally desensitised. It feels numb and there is a loss of feeling along with constant pins and needles. Also difficult to move and no strength in right thumb.


Pain in wrists and elbows is symmetrical in both sides hurts to bend/flex/rotate no particular movement, just movement in general. Elbows hurt after flexing or to touch. Uncomfortable and painful to straighten fingers or keep wrists anything but straight.


Since accident range of movement has dramatically increased and physio/ doctor seem a lot happier about this however pain and other problems still remain and causing problems.
I have only seen my physio, gp and multiple orthopaedics so far (but waiting to see neurologist and pain clinic)