manual labour, factory work, trades) Age-related degeneration of cartilage Ulnar variance (when the ulna bone is slightly longer than the radius, increasing TFCC load) Previous wrist injuries leading to instability Symptoms of a TFCC Tear The symptoms can vary depending on severity, but common signs include: Ulnar-sided wrist pain (pain on the little finger side of the wrist) Pain when twisting the wrist (turning a doorknob, using a screwdriver, opening jars) Clicking, popping, or grinding sensations in the wrist Reduced grip strength and difficulty lifting objects Swelling or tenderness around the wrist joint Pain during weight-bearing activities such as pushing up from a chair or doing push-ups In severe cases, instability or weakness when gripping or rotating the wrist If left untreated, a TFCC tear can become a long-term problem, affecting daily activities, sport, and work
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