It's possible to have amyloid deposits in the wrists, particularly in cases of carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS). Amyloid fibrils can become stuck in the tendons and tissues, causing inflammation and pressure on the nerves. This can lead to symptoms like pain, numbness, and a weak grip. However, CTS can also be caused by other Show Full Answer

It's possible to have amyloid deposits in the wrists, particularly in cases of carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS). Amyloid fibrils can become stuck in the tendons and tissues, causing inflammation and pressure on the nerves. This can lead to symptoms like pain, numbness, and a weak grip. However, CTS can also be caused by other factors like typing, hand injuries, or other bone/joint diseases. It's important to wait for further tests to determine the type of amyloidosis and discuss any concerns with your doctor.

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