Oh my oh my.

It seems my wrist isn't getting any better at all.
3 and half boxes of NUROFEN and almost a month of robocop-ing.
I've given myself another 2 weeks of progression for my wrist and if nothing positive comes from it, the last resort is to go under the knife.

However the estimated cost for a 2 hour surgery would be in the nether regions of about 20k. Which was initially exaggerated by the doctor, but we were assured that the amount is a rough calculation of the maximum cost that it may hike up to. 20k for a wrist surgery to wire-up the cartilage seems like a hefty price to pay, and its because of the equipments and wires that have to be pre-ordered weeks before the initial surgery.

Basicly, they would puncture a few holes on the top and side parts of my left wrist, big enough to fit in a hair-pin camera for the doctor's view while running the process. They would then secure the torn cartilage into place with a wire that will be knotted on the surface of the skin. Either is or similiar to a keyhole surgery.

After the surgery, it'll be 6 weeks of rest and rehabilitation until the TFCC is strenghtened and the chances of the tear reoccuring is not totally purged, however, chances are very much slimmer than a natural strenghtening process.

Though the surgery is not confirmed, i've given myself more time to progress with a brace and still considering it because it'll not only be my first experience on anesthetic and under the knife but also the huge bomb hole that'll burn dad's wallet.

Jinny