Treating Wrist/Hand Pain Without Surgery
The hand and wrist are susceptible to pain and damage since they are necessary for daily activities and athletic activities. For long-lasting relief, our experts determine the underlying reason and administer customized, non-surgical treatments.
Many illnesses, including Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Tendonitis, Arthritis, Ganglion Cysts, Sprains, and Trigger Finger, can cause pain in the hands and wrists. These ailments can cause pain, edema, stiffness, and restricted mobility.
Finding the best course of treatment depends on an early diagnosis made by imaging and physical examination. Pain can be eased and function enhanced through non-surgical options including PRP, EMTT, Splinting, and therapeutic injections.
Wrist/Hand OA & Joint Pain
Causes :
When the joint cartilage deteriorates, wrist or hand osteoarthritis progresses, causing pain, stiffness, and limited mobility. Contributing factors include aging, genetics, repetitive strain, previous injuries, and inflammatory conditions.
Symptoms :
- Aching or sharp pain
- Reduced flexibility
- Inflammation around the joints
- Decreased grip strength and difficulty holding objects
- Bony growths or deformities
Diagnosis :
A physical examination is essential to diagnose osteoarthritis in the hands and wrists, evaluating range of motion, stiffness, and pain. Imaging tests like X-rays and MRIs help detect joint damage, bone changes, and cartilage loss.
Nonsurgical Treatment
The goals of nonsurgical therapies for Wrist/Hand OA and joint pain are to reduce pain, restore function, and improve mobility. Advanced non-invasive and minimally invasive treatments are available to support healing and long-term relief
Innovative Treatment Options:
- Robotic Laser Therapy – Targets pain and inflammation with precise light energy, enhancing tissue repair.
- Electromagnetic Therapy (EMTT) – Uses electromagnetic fields to reduce pain and promote joint healing.
- Intraosseous Injections – Delivers medication directly into bones for pain relief in advanced cases.
- Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) – Uses the patient’s blood to stimulate healing and reduce joint inflammation.
- Bone Marrow Cell Therapy (BMC) – Utilizes the body’s cells to repair damaged tissues and ease pain.
- Microfragmented Adipose Tissue (MFAT) – Uses fat-derived cells to reduce inflammation and support joint repair.
These therapies lessen the need for surgery by lowering pain, increasing range of motion, and encouraging healing.
Tendinitis & Tendinosis
Causes :
When the joint cartilage deteriorates, wrist or hand osteoarthritis progresses, causing pain, stiffness, and limited mobility. Contributing factors include aging, genetics, repetitive strain, previous injuries, and inflammatory conditions.
Symptoms :
- Aching or sharp pain
- Reduced flexibility
- Inflammation around the joints
- Decreased grip strength and difficulty holding objects
- Bony growths or deformities
Diagnosis :
A physical examination is essential to diagnose osteoarthritis in the hands and wrists, evaluating range of motion, stiffness, and pain. Imaging tests like X-rays and MRIs help detect joint damage, bone changes, and cartilage loss.
Nonsurgical Treatment
The goals of nonsurgical therapies for tendinitis and tendinosis are to reduce pain, restore function, and support tissue healing. Advanced non-invasive and minimally invasive treatments help accelerate recovery and improve long-term tendon health.
Innovative Treatment Options:
- Robotic Laser Therapy – Reduces inflammation and promotes tendon repair with precise light energy.
- Electromagnetic Therapy (EMTT) – Uses electromagnetic fields to relieve pain and enhance tissue healing.
- Tenex – Minimally invasive procedure that removes damaged tissue, easing pain and improving mobility.
- Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) – Injects platelets from the patient’s blood to stimulate natural tendon healing.
- Bone Marrow Cell Therapy (BMC) – Uses the patient’s cells to repair tendons and reduce inflammation.
- Microfragmented Adipose Tissue (MFAT) – Utilizes fat-derived cells to support tendon regeneration and reduce pain.
By reducing pain, improving range of motion, and promoting healing, these treatments reduce the need for surgery.
Carpal Tunnel
Causes :
When the joint cartilage deteriorates, wrist or hand osteoarthritis progresses, causing pain, stiffness, and limited mobility. Contributing factors include aging, genetics, repetitive strain, previous injuries, and inflammatory conditions.
Symptoms :
- Aching or sharp pain
- Reduced flexibility
- Inflammation around the joints
- Decreased grip strength and difficulty holding objects
- Bony growths or deformities
Diagnosis :
A physical examination is essential to diagnose osteoarthritis in the hands and wrists, evaluating range of motion, stiffness, and pain. Imaging tests like X-rays and MRIs help detect joint damage, bone changes, and cartilage loss.
Nonsurgical Treatment
The goals of nonsurgical therapies for carpal tunnel syndrome are to relieve pressure on the median nerve, reduce pain, and restore hand function. Advanced non-invasive and minimally invasive treatments offer effective relief and long-term results.
Innovative Treatment Options:
- Robotic Laser Therapy – Reduces inflammation and soothes nerve compression with targeted light energy.
- Electromagnetic Therapy (EMTT) – Enhances healing by stimulating cellular repair through electromagnetic fields.
- Shockwave Therapy – Uses sound waves to break down scar tissue and improve nerve function.
- Prolotherapy – Injects natural solutions to strengthen ligaments and ease pressure on the median nerve.
- Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) – Promotes tissue repair by injecting platelets from the patient’s blood.
- Bone Marrow Cell Therapy (BMC) – Harnesses stem cells to repair nerve damage and reduce inflammation.
- Microfragmented Adipose Tissue (MFAT) – Utilizes fat-derived cells to support nerve healing and relieve pain.
These treatments effectively alleviate pain, improve flexibility, and promote healing, reducing the need for invasive surgical procedures.
DeQuervian's Syndrome
Causes :
When the joint cartilage deteriorates, wrist or hand osteoarthritis progresses, causing pain, stiffness, and limited mobility. Contributing factors include aging, genetics, repetitive strain, previous injuries, and inflammatory conditions.
Symptoms :
- Aching or sharp pain
- Reduced flexibility
- Inflammation around the joints
- Decreased grip strength and difficulty holding objects
- Bony growths or deformities
Diagnosis :
A physical examination is essential to diagnose osteoarthritis in the hands and wrists, evaluating range of motion, stiffness, and pain. Imaging tests like X-rays and MRIs help detect joint damage, bone changes, and cartilage loss.
Nonsurgical Treatment
Nonsurgical therapies for De Quervain’s Syndrome aim to reduce pain, ease inflammation, and restore thumb and wrist function. Advanced non-invasive and minimally invasive treatments offer effective relief and long-term recovery.
Causes :
When the joint cartilage deteriorates, wrist or hand osteoarthritis progresses, causing pain, stiffness, and limited mobility. Contributing factors include aging, genetics, repetitive strain, previous injuries, and inflammatory conditions.
Symptoms :
- Aching or sharp pain
- Reduced flexibility
- Inflammation around the joints
- Decreased grip strength and difficulty holding objects
- Bony growths or deformities
Diagnosis :
A physical examination is essential to diagnose osteoarthritis in the hands and wrists, evaluating range of motion, stiffness, and pain. Imaging tests like X-rays and MRIs help detect joint damage, bone changes, and cartilage loss.