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Ganglian Cyst: A Result of Cycling?
I wonder if this is amore common problem among cyclists than in the general
population? Ganglion cysts, it is thought, can arise from tendonitis and arthritis. I think that the soft tissue in my hands has been stressed from a relatively large volume of riding this spring. For many years I've had pain in the area that the cyst has sprouted, and I have always attributed the pain to riding. This year I moved away from anatomical bars for aesthetic reasons. Maybe a dumb move. No real treatment for it and unfortunately the cyst interferes with the motion of my thumb and impinges on nerves, and so I think riding will just makes it worse. Anyone else had this problem, and did it lead to a change of *cycling habits*? (It used to be thought that these things could be cured by hitting them with a bible. Maybe I need to consult a nun who rides.) Gary Jacobson Rosendale, NY |
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