Wrist Pain
Wrist pain can involve tendons, ligaments, or nerve irritation—especially with repetitive motion.
Wrist Pain Overview
Wrist pain can interfere with work, exercise, and everyday tasks like typing, lifting, or turning doorknobs. Because the wrist contains multiple small joints and tendons, symptoms can be difficult to self-diagnose.
Causes of Wrist Pain
Symptoms of Wrist Pain
Diagnosis of Wrist Pain
Evaluation includes range of motion testing, grip strength, nerve screening, and exam maneuvers based on symptom location. Imaging may be recommended depending on duration and severity.
Treatment Considerations for Wrist Pain
Treatment depends on diagnosis and may include rest/activity modification, rehabilitation strategies, and non-surgical options as appropriate.
FAQs
Wrist pain issues
We can help with wrist pain issues.
Is numbness a sign my wrist pain is nerve-related?
It can be. Tingling or numbness often suggests nerve involvement and should be evaluated.
Should I wear a brace for wrist pain?
Sometimes. A brace may help certain conditions, but it should match the diagnosis.
Can wrist pain come from the elbow or neck?
Yes. Nerves can be irritated higher up and create wrist/hand symptoms.