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Bony Enlargements in wrist joint and fingers is a classic symptom of the osteoarthritis of the wrist joint. It is also called as osteophytes or bone spurs.

Causes:

Although bony enlargements occur mainly in OA but, these can also occur due to aging, injury, wear and tear or degenerative joint disease

Symptoms:

The bony protuberances can be felt under the skin as thickened and extended area near joints and typically enlarge over time.