Well I think PT at this point is useless. If they do surgery to fix the tear you will only start all over with PT.
Good Luck to you.
Now I'm scheduled for arthroscopy, awaiting for insurance authorization. For the meantime, I still continue my physical therapy although it doesn't seem to work.
Ultrasound on my right wrist confirmed that it is a tear and increased edema within the sorrounding soft tissues.
I had a tfcc tear along with the scapholunate tear (SL) and a LT tear. My whole wrist hurt and it was weak and I dropped things as well. I also had the thumb pain and they released a tenton shealth. I had surgery to repair all of that and after the surgery failed for the lt tear I had an intercarpal fusion which to this day is bothering me.
I think if the arthogram and mri results said you had a tear you think that would be so I know a radiologist reads those reports and usually send the doctor a full report.
I guess the doc knows what he is doing though.
Let me knnow what the ultra sound report says when you get it. Good luck