In reply to rachelpearce01:
Scaphoid fracture are not only insanely common, they will very regularly be misdiagnosed as a sprain. Delayed diagnosis then causes a delay in healing what is already a difficult bone to heal. Depending on where your scaphoid fracture is, will vary healing times. If it's distal pole (closest to thumb) you're in luck. If it's proximal (closest to wrist) prepare for a tricky one.
I went 5 weeks post deck out before a return to hospital actually showed fractured scaphoid. Did one month in cast and had a follow up which showed the bone to be dying so was refered to a specialist, who put me back in cast for two more months and ordered MRI and CT.
Both showed signs of healing, so was taken out of cast, told to do no exercise with it, and was given an ultrasound zapping bracelet thing. 3 months of a daily zap and I was back for a CT, which showed clear.
Broke in April, clear in November. It's now jan and I've got a follow up X-ray in a month.
I actually started gentle climbing as soon as my cast came off. Once a fortnight or a weekly, easy bimbles, and it was ok. Wrist still hurst occasionally now, especially at hyper extension either end, but that's probs gonna be for life now. I'm starting to train again now, and it feels fine, no dramas that stop me climbing. Mantle moves aren't ideal, but so far so good other that that.
You may be in for a long one, but it will get better hopefully. Good luck.