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The hand doctor agrees with my primary physician that the problem with my wrist is tendonitis, and has given me a cortisone shot.
She said that if it's not significantly better by the middle of next week, I should call her back. The likely next step is a different splint, or maybe an X-ray to rule out a bone spur.
[The "visit summary" they sent says "1. Radial styloid tenosynovitis
• tenosynovitis of the wrist: care instructions " but doesn't actually include those, and has "medications administered: none" even though she gave me a cortisone injection.
The actual visit with the doctor was fine, but waiting was no fun because they were doing a lengthy test of the hospital fire alarm system, with strobes. I told the doctor that while strobes are uncomfortable, I have never had a seizure; however, it may be relevant that two of the medications I'm taking for other things are also used as anti-seizure drugs.
After seeing the doctor, I walked around a little, then took a bus home. The bus moved when I wasn't expecting it as I was about to sit down, and I fell; I think I'm developing large bruises on my right leg and arm.
There's a fancy food shop next to the bus stop. I glanced through the windows, saw only the proprietor, and went inside to buy a baguette. The shopkeeper said "I appreciate it," a little more than the routine thank-you, and I told him I'm trying to balance staying safe with shppping locally.
Lunch was the baguette and some smoked salmon, because we indulged ourselves.a little with the last Instacart order.
She said that if it's not significantly better by the middle of next week, I should call her back. The likely next step is a different splint, or maybe an X-ray to rule out a bone spur.
[The "visit summary" they sent says "1. Radial styloid tenosynovitis
• tenosynovitis of the wrist: care instructions " but doesn't actually include those, and has "medications administered: none" even though she gave me a cortisone injection.
The actual visit with the doctor was fine, but waiting was no fun because they were doing a lengthy test of the hospital fire alarm system, with strobes. I told the doctor that while strobes are uncomfortable, I have never had a seizure; however, it may be relevant that two of the medications I'm taking for other things are also used as anti-seizure drugs.
After seeing the doctor, I walked around a little, then took a bus home. The bus moved when I wasn't expecting it as I was about to sit down, and I fell; I think I'm developing large bruises on my right leg and arm.
There's a fancy food shop next to the bus stop. I glanced through the windows, saw only the proprietor, and went inside to buy a baguette. The shopkeeper said "I appreciate it," a little more than the routine thank-you, and I told him I'm trying to balance staying safe with shppping locally.
Lunch was the baguette and some smoked salmon, because we indulged ourselves.a little with the last Instacart order.
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