- Jun 23, 2001
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My mom woke me up around 8am today to move some table and right after I went back to sleep until around noon. But I noticed a sharp pain in the wrist area of my right arm. I figured it would go away or whatever after the sleep.
Well, it's now 4:30pm, about 9 hours after I lifted the table and I am still getting a sharp pain going in the wrist area of my right arm.
It's not a horrible pain and it is kind of a pulsating pain. I feel the sharp pain every minute or so. So it's not a constant pain.
I was lifting quite a heavy table (only maybe 5 feet) but due to it's design, I don't know if I could have screwed up something:
Drawing of the Table: http://www.mrcodedude.com/pix/102004/table.png
The table is the gray thing and on top of the table is about a half inch thick piece of wood that just lays on the table to give the table more surface area. Therefore, I can't lift the red thing because it isn't attached to the table.
The green thing is my arm. I have to reach under the table and when lifting up, my wrist is pressing directly against that half inch piece of wood. It wasn't a pleasant feeling, but I only spent like ten seconds lifting the table.
It puzzles me why I still feel this pain. It's more unsettling than it is painful though.
Any ideas?
Well, it's now 4:30pm, about 9 hours after I lifted the table and I am still getting a sharp pain going in the wrist area of my right arm.
It's not a horrible pain and it is kind of a pulsating pain. I feel the sharp pain every minute or so. So it's not a constant pain.
I was lifting quite a heavy table (only maybe 5 feet) but due to it's design, I don't know if I could have screwed up something:
Drawing of the Table: http://www.mrcodedude.com/pix/102004/table.png
The table is the gray thing and on top of the table is about a half inch thick piece of wood that just lays on the table to give the table more surface area. Therefore, I can't lift the red thing because it isn't attached to the table.
The green thing is my arm. I have to reach under the table and when lifting up, my wrist is pressing directly against that half inch piece of wood. It wasn't a pleasant feeling, but I only spent like ten seconds lifting the table.
It puzzles me why I still feel this pain. It's more unsettling than it is painful though.
Any ideas?