For a while now (a couple months), my right wrist pops with every rotation. I'm not completely positive, but I believe it started after a basketball game where I fell to the floor on my hands for a loose ball. My wrist was painful for a bit, but I thought it was just a minor sprain. I haven't had any pain at all, but recently I've been feeling some discomfort. My wrist pops when I out my hand out as if to shake someone's hand and I move it downwards in that position. It also pops every single time I rotate my wrist. It'll pop when I rotate it both clockwise and counter-clockwise. The popping is loud (like clunking) and feels different than just air pops. The popping is happening on the ulnar side of my wrist (the side of the pinky finger) right at the wrist. It feels like something's catching/grinding when it pops.I'm not sure about it being a broken bone because I would think that I'd be in more pain?Does anyone know what this is? Should I see a doctor?Symptoms again: -fell on outstretched hand -little pain that went away, now feeling discomfort -popping with every wrist rotation -popping occurring on ulnar side of wrist (pinky side) -feels like it's catching and grindingThank you so much!