The wrist and elbow are closely connected in terms of their anatomy, and it's not unusual for patients to experience pain in both areas simultaneously. This overlap can make diagnosis and treatment more challenging, as the pain in one area might stem from a condition in the other. In some cases, a patient may have two distinct musculoskeletal conditions affecting the wrist and elbow, while in others, the pain in one region may be referred from the other. Understanding the mos

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