Hand & Thumb Injuries

It’s remarkable how much we rely on our hands every day! From using a knife and fork to texting. Because we depend on our hands so much, problems such as pain, stiffness and numbness can arise. It is important to find out the root of these issues, whether it be a damaged nerve, a broken bone or something else that is causing the pain. Learn more about common hand injuries and how to treat them to relieve pain.

Illustration of the hand and wrist. The cartilage is blue with some red spots, indicating osteoarthritis degeneration

Wrist Osteoarthritis - Arthritis in the Wrist Joint

The wrist joint is a complex structure that connects our hand to the forearm bone. It facilitates the transfer of power from the forearm muscles and allows us to perform complex movements like writ...

illustration of the hand with see-through skin. There is redness over the wrist tendons, indicating wrist tendonitis pain.

Tendonitis

Overloading of the tendons and the tendon sheaths can lead to pain and a burning sensation in the forearm. This condition is referred to as tendonitis. Patients suffering from this condition find i...

illustration of a hand with see-through skin. The upper forearm muscle, which connects to upper hand and finger muscles, is red, indicating mouse arm irritation

Mouse Arm

Overloading of the connective tissue and tendons from using a computer or mouse for prolonged periods of time can lead to pain and discomfort. Milder cases often ease over time, but the underlying ...

illustration of a hand with see-through skin. The carpal tunnel containing the median nerve is lit up red, indicating carpal tunnel syndrome irritation

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS)

Uneven or excessive pressure exerted by the wrist joint on the nerves in the hand can lead to tingling and a numb sensation in the hand and arms. This condition is called Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.

illustration of a hand with see-through skin. There is a red zone over the thumb joint, indicating skier's thumb irritation

Skier's Thumb

Damage to the ligaments, which hold the thumb in place, can lead to instability and pain in the thumb. Patients suffering from this condition often experience mild to severe pain depending on the p...

illustration of the hand with see through skin. You can see a red area over the thumb joint, indicating pain.

Pain in the Thumb Joint

Damage or degeneration of the thumb joint can severely impact a patient’s quality of life, causing pain and discomfort in milder cases. However, as the condition progresses, the symptoms get signif...

Radius Fracture

Radius Fracture

The radial bone extends from the elbow joint to the wrist and is instrumental in stabilising the limb. Injury or accidental trauma can damage the radius and lead to a radius fracture.