Hand and Wrist Pain
Hand and Wrist Pain Treatment at Orthopedic and Spine Centers of Wisconsin
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Understanding Hand and Wrist Pain
Having pain in your hands or wrists can make it hard to do almost anything. Even if you don’t make a living with your hands, you use them for almost everything else in your daily life. When there is inflammation or an injury, even the smallest movements can be painful and hard to do.
Fortunately, the Board Certified and Fellowship Trained Orthopedic Surgeons at Orthopedic & Spine Centers of Wisconsin have helped thousands of patients return to an active lifestyle after a hand or wrist injury.
Common Hand and Wrist Conditions We Treat
Hand and Wrist Injury Symptoms
Hand or wrist injuries can happen to people of any age and come in many different forms. Sometimes, these injuries occur due to a sports or athletic injury and other times, injuries can occur due to an impact, like a slip and fall.
Here are some of the many signs that you have injured your hand or wrist:
When to See a Hand and Wrist Specialist
If pain or stiffness is limiting your ability to perform normal activities or be active, it may be time to see one of the Hand and Wrist Specialists at Orthopedic & Spine Centers of Wisconsin. In many cases, conditions of the hand or wrist can be treated with non-surgical options including:
If non-surgical options have not provided relief, or your condition involves the nerves within the hand or wrist, surgery may be recommended. Surgical procedures of the hand or wrist can often be performed arthroscopically and as an outpatient procedure. Depending upon your specific injury, there is a range of surgical options that include arthroscopic surgery, ligament reconstruction and repair, or fracture fixation.
At Orthopedic & Spine Centers of Wisconsin, our team of physicians is here to help you. Our Board Certified and Fellowship Trained physicians have one goal: to get you back to an active lifestyle as effectively as possible. Book your appointment today!
