[ad_1] A dorsal ganglion is a cyst on the back of the wrist filled with clear, gel-like substance that may be painful. It is not cancerous and can go away on its own, but treatments are available. Ganglia form when fluid leaks from a joint capsule or tendon sheaths, usually caused by repetitive movements, joint […]
[ad_1] A ganglion wrist cyst is a noncancerous lump caused by synovial fluid leaking from the joint. They are usually asymptomatic and don’t require treatment, but can be removed for cosmetic reasons or if they cause pain or mobility issues. Diagnosis involves physical exams, X-rays, and MRI scans, and treatment can include draining the fluid […]
[ad_1] Ganglion cysts are benign growths that can be painful and limit joint movement. They can vary in size and location, and diagnosis is achieved through X-rays, aspiration, or MRI. Treatment options include doing nothing, splinting, aspiration, or surgical removal, but all have a high recurrence rate. Repeated suction attempts may eventually make the cyst […]
