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Hand & Wrist Treatment Specialists

Our nationally recognized specialists at Spine & Orthopedic Center have extensive experience in treating hand & wrist conditions and injuries.

We understand hand & wrist pain can be difficult. Especially if you are experiencing chronic pain, which can affect our everyday lives. As a matter of fact, it’s often at work or during your favorite hobbies when the pain hits worse.

However, there are many different conditions that could cause wrist pain. Conditions, such as osteoarthritis and carpal tunnel syndrome. Osteoarthritis pain is often described as a dull toothache. On the other hand, carpal tunnel causes pins and needles. Proper treatment for both is possible. However, it also depends on each patients’ specific situation.

No matter what condition or injury you might suffer from, SOC offers treatment options. Hand and wrist treatments such as non-surgical options or surgical procedures are available. Our physicians and team of highly trained physical therapists will guide through. Straight through your treatment process, in fact, for optimum recovery.

For more information regarding our personalized orthopedic wrist treatments, please call us at 888-409-8006.

Common Hand & Wrist Pain Diagnosis

  • Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: Carpal tunnel symptoms are typically numbness and tingling in the hand and arm. Carpal tunnel syndrome is a medical condition that occurs by the pressure on the median nerve (pinched nerve) narrowing the carpal tunnel.
  • Osteoarthritis: Osteoarthritis (OA) is the most common form of arthritis in the world. It is commonly referred to as “wear and tear” arthritis and degenerative joint disease.
  • Wrist Tendonitis: Wrist tendonitis means inflammation of the tendons in the wrist. Mild pain is typical of this condition, however. And is considered localized pain in or around the tendon.
  • Wrist Fracture: A wrist fracture can occur in any of the 10 bones surrounding it. However, any of the ten bones can break. The most common wrist fracture is in the radius.
  • Ganglion cysts: Ganglion cysts typically develop along with the tendons or joints of your wrist or hands. These particular cysts are noncancerous and are usually painless.
  • Dupuytren’s Contracture Disease: Dupuytren’s contracture disease is a hand deformity, that develops as part of the natural aging process.
  • Kienbock’s Disease: This disorder typically affects young adults. Kienbocks disease involves the progressive collapse of small bones in the wrist. It occurs when the blood supply to the bone is in jeopardy.

If your hand and wrist pain does not subside within a couple of days, contact us to schedule an appointment with a specialist, 888-409-8006.