Ever taken a tumble and instinctively reached out to break your fall? We’ve all been there. That wrist, always ready to save the day, is also the one most likely to get injured. So, was that last fall a simple wrist sprain or something more serious like a fracture? Knowing the difference is key, not […]
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How to Treat Pain in Wrist While Typing
Repetitive strain injuries (RSIs) account for up to 60% of all occupational injuries in the United States. Among the most common RSIs, wrist pain is a prevalent issue faced by individuals who spend long hours typing on keyboards. The impact of this condition on productivity and well-being cannot be overlooked. It is essential to address and […]
Continue readingThe Most Common Causes of Wrist Fractures (and How to Avoid Them)
Did you know that more than 6.3 million bone fractures occur in the United States every year? Wrist fractures are an especially common type of fracture. After all, your wrists are often prone to damage even if you don’t realize it. This is not to mention that your wrists are full of tiny bones that […]
Continue readingTop 10 Sports-Related Athlete Injuries in the Hands and Wrist
Did you know that sports injuries affect around 3.5 million teens and children each year? While adolescents are not the only demographic at risk from sports injuries, they usually engage in many athletic events. Athlete injuries are orthopedic issues that can push someone out of playing in a sport or athletic event. Certain groups of […]
Continue reading11 Tennis Injuries to Your Wrists and Hands
In the US, there are about 18 million people who play tennis recreationally, and this number continues to grow. Since the U.S. Open is underway, we thought it would be a great time to share with our readers, some of the more common injuries we encounter from tennis. On average, players get about 0.05 to […]
Continue readingFractured Wrist Symptoms and How Doctors Treat Them
Did you know that in the United States, 6 million people break a bone each year? If you were to break a bone, the chances are one in ten that it’s in your wrist. The truth is that a broken wrist is a frequent injury, but it does not imply that it is easily diagnosed or treated. If you […]
Continue readingDe Quervain’s Tenosynovitis: A Common Condition Affecting New Mothers
Sometimes known as “mommy’s wrist,” De Quervain’s Tenosynovitis is a common condition affecting new mothers. It is not arthritis, nor a fractured wrist, so what causes the pain, and what can you do about it?
Continue readingIs It Tendonitis Or Carpal Tunnel Syndrome?
When you have that nagging pain with tingling in your hands and fingers, you might think you are suffering from carpal tunnel syndrome. In reality, it may be tendonitis in your wrist. Some of the symptoms are similar, so is it tendonitis or carpal tunnel syndrome? Let’s find out.
Continue reading8 Ways to Easily Treat and Prevent Wrist Pain
Different components of the body are constantly working together in perfect tandem, and if one area is stressed, it can cause a chain reaction of stress and discomfort. To prove our point, let’s look at 8 ways to easily treat and prevent wrist pain.
Continue readingUnderstanding Hand and Wrist Nerve Damage
Hands are made up of joints, ligaments, tendons, nerve fibers, and 27 bones. So to say the anatomy of the hand is complex is an understatement. When you’re experiencing pain, numbness, or tingling in your hand, it can be quite the task to pinpoint the cause. Thankfully, there are hand specialists that have spent countless […]
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