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Medical condition/treatment

ganglion or overbone

disc prolapse

Joints and tendon sheaths

disc prolapse

A ganglion is a benign cyst or growth that often forms on the wrists or ankles. It can cause swelling and pain. The exact cause is not known, but it can occur due to injury or irritation to the joint. Treatment may include rest, aspiration (removal of fluid), or, in some cases, surgery to remove the ganglion.

Causes/Description:

Unknown causes, joint changes, injuries

Ganglion (above leg)

disc prolapse

Physiotherapie, Entfernung, Schwellung, Schmerzen, Gelenkprobleme, Verletzung

disc prolapse

A ganglion, also called a ganglion, can occur due to joint problems or injuries. The exact cause is not always clear, but it is a buildup of synovial fluid.

disc prolapse

Treatment for a ganglion may include rest, physical therapy exercises to strengthen surrounding muscles and improve mobility. In some cases, aspiration of fluid or an injection may be necessary. Surgical removal of the ganglion is an option if it causes pain or dysfunction. An orthopedist or hand surgeon can discuss the best course of action.

disc prolapse

First described in the 19th century, ganglions are benign cysts found near joints or tendons. Fact: They often contain a clear liquid.

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