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  • #11
    Originally posted by scbb View Post
    I have an appointment with ortho on 2/9 about the shrapnel. However its been there so long and has never bothered me. They caught it on the X ray I had of my wrist which they took when I injured it with the left hooks. If my wrist is still bothering me by then I will pick his brain about the boxing injury. Not so concerned about the shrapnel as I don't even know it is there.
    Let us know how it goes, good luck.

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    • #12
      Here is an update, I went to ortho today and she wasn't worried about the shrapnel as it isn't bothering me and I have had it for decades. It will stay were it is. My real injury was diagnosed as as TFCC injury. She casted me for 4 weeks. If that does not work it's cortozone shots. If that doesn't work it is debridement surgery.

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      • #13
        Second Update, My cast was removed on Friday, I can't tell if my TFCC tear is healed due to the fact that I have suffered some atrophy and stiffness associated with pain from the immobilization. I will begin strengthening today with a 3 lb weight and grips. No weightlifting, boxing or baseball until Saturday. However I think my TFCC has healed sufficiently based on some manuvering of it.

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        • #14
          Originally posted by scbb View Post
          Second Update, My cast was removed on Friday, I can't tell if my TFCC tear is healed due to the fact that I have suffered some atrophy and stiffness associated with pain from the immobilization. I will begin strengthening today with a 3 lb weight and grips. No weightlifting, boxing or baseball until Saturday. However I think my TFCC has healed sufficiently based on some manuvering of it.
          are you going to use it this coming Saturday?

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          • #15
            Mister you should get longer wraps and stop bending your wrist with the hook. Make sure the stress is on the wrist area as you wrap.

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            • #16
              I am returning to boxing tomorrow, I will wrap with 180" and wrap extra on the wrist area. I will be very careful throwing hooks in general and try throwing thumb down.

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              • #17
                Originally posted by scbb View Post
                I am returning to boxing tomorrow, I will wrap with 180" and wrap extra on the wrist area. I will be very careful throwing hooks in general and try throwing thumb down.
                Let us know how it goes.

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                • #18
                  Boxed on Saturday 1/17. Started with the speed bag, then some counter punching drills, then heavy bag focusing on throwing hooks thumb down. It felt awkward. Shadow sparred 3 rounds comprising of 2 different opponents. I must say I didn't re injure anything and not much pain, Ironically there was a little bit of pain on the speed bag which I expected none but it felt like it was from the immobilization. My combinations were crisp and hard on the heavy bag and I think I am healed. My next test is swinging a baseball bat at the cages on Saturday.

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                  • #19
                    Originally posted by scbb View Post
                    Boxed on Saturday 1/17. Started with the speed bag, then some counter punching drills, then heavy bag focusing on throwing hooks thumb down. It felt awkward. Shadow sparred 3 rounds comprising of 2 different opponents. I must say I didn't re injure anything and not much pain, Ironically there was a little bit of pain on the speed bag which I expected none but it felt like it was from the immobilization. My combinations were crisp and hard on the heavy bag and I think I am healed. My next test is swinging a baseball bat at the cages on Saturday.
                    If you feel the pain again then maybe wear a wrist guard for protection.

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                    • #20
                      Final Update,

                      I have been training now for over a month 3 times a week. Sparring every Thursday in the ring. Taking it easy with the hooks. Looks like my course of treatment worked as I just have a little stiffness pain from the casting. Final test was the batting cages last Saturday. Felt like everything healed. Even went 2-3 Sunday in my baseball game ( I know, I know this is a boxing forum but it is relevant). I recommend a Muenster Cast for anyone suffering this type of injury as I did which worked.

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