Ganglion cyst


What is Ganglion

It is a small soft painless tissue swelling often seen at the back of wrist joint.

 It is also called as synovial cyst. Basically it is a bag formed due to leakage of lubricating fluid present in the joint. It is also found in foot.

It is a non cancerous, benign growth.

Cause

Repeated mechanical stress, trauma to joint. Generaly seen in females, teenagers and young adults. In some cases rheumatoid arthritis has been found to be associated with ganglion formation.

It can be an occupational hazard. Those professions which includes more use of certain joints like wrist or fingers may have more number of patients.

Symptoms

These are painless soft, 2-5 cms in size swelling. On progression there can be pain felt as the swelling may compresses nerves beneath.

 The size of ganglion cyst may increase after strenuous activity.  Common site of formation is wrist joint. Less commonly seen in fingers, knee, and shoulder joints.

Some cases may see symptoms like restriction of movement in joints, tingling and numbness, pain while making movements at joints etc.

Complication

If the swelling progresses, it may compress the nerve around it which may cause tingling and numbness.

Homeopathic Treatment of Ganglion

In most of the cases of ganglion surgery can be avoided. Homeopathic medicines can arrest the progression of the swelling followed by reduction in size.

There can be complications followed by surgery like damage to the nerve, injury to joint etc which can be avoided if given Homeopathic treatment.

At Imperial Homeopathy we have seen promising results in ganglions. Those cases see excellent results which are in initial stage and where there is no symptoms related to nerve damage.

Have a telephonic conversation with our doctors regarding your case – It is free.    

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