What is wrist pain? What causes it? How can it be treated?
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Wrist pain is pain felt in the anatomical region between the fingers and forearm. It may be accompanied by limited movement, swelling, or other symptoms. It can occur in all age groups. It can be trauma-related or non-traumatic. Wrist pain and related diseases are treated by the hand surgery department.
What Causes Wrist Pain?
Wrist pain can occur as a result of trauma such as falls, impacts, or sprains. Repetitive microtraumas and overuse cause wrist pain. Wrist pain can also occur as a result of sports injuries. Tendinitis and nerve compressions around the wrist can also cause pain.
How to Relieve Wrist Pain?
When wrist pain occurs, a diagnosis is made as a result of physical examination and radiological examinations. Treatment approaches vary according to the diagnosis. For example, if there is edema due to trauma, elevating the hand, ice treatment, and medical treatments are applied. Surgical intervention may be necessary for fractures in the bones.
What Helps with Wrist Pain?
Pain relievers, topical applications such as gels and sprays help with wrist pain. Wrist splints and braces help with wrist pain. If there is limited movement and pain, physical therapy applications are recommended.
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