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by Fernando Roque, MD, May 19, 2008 05:23PM
, May 19, 2008 05:23PMTo: Sarahspencerrrr
Hi. A hard lump in the wrist could be a ganglion cyst. This condition happens when ligaments of the wrist are subjected to a lot of work. The friction from repeated use of the wrist can cause the ligaments to develop a thickened portion, which appears as a lump. If your wrist lump is causing symptoms (e.g. pain) or is progressively enlarging, it's probably best to have it examined by the doctor.
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