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Why does my good arm hurt?
So over the summer I broke my left wrist and had surgery (old news I know, sorry). It is still recovering, and obviously banging it in any way hurts a lot (especially on the ulnar styloid process—the bump on the pinky side, which I also broke).
The weird thing is my RIGHT wrist hurts when bumped as well.
My first thought is that it’s a psychological thing, that my body is so used to associating wrist-bumping with pain, that it creates it regardless of which wrist.
My second thought was that I used my right wrist as well much less during the ordeal because there was so much I couldn’t do because of my broken one (lift heavy things, ride my bike, play musical instruments, etc.) so it’s still weak.
Any thoughts?


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