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Triangular Fibrocartilage Complex (TFCC) Injury - Wrist Sprain Treatment

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The treatment that you receive for a TFCC injury depends on your symptoms and the extent of your condition. Some injuries can be treated with protective supports, such as splints or casts. Cartilage tears may produce less pain over time even though they do not actually heal. Your doctor may recommend modalities such as icing, medication, or cortisone injections to ease pain. Arthroscopic surgery is recommended if nonoperative treatments will not or do not provide symptom relief.

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