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Hand & Wrist Conditions

Your hands and wrists are responsible for nearly every task you perform throughout the day, from typing and gripping to lifting, writing, and fine motor activities. Because of their complexity and constant use, injuries and conditions affecting the hand and wrist can have a significant impact on independence and quality of life.

 

We provide specialized care for both common and complex conditions to help restore comfort, strength, and function.

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Facts About Hand & Wrist Conditions

The human hand contains 27 bones and more than 30 muscles help power hand movement.

Numbness often indicates nerve compression rather than arthritis

Many hand conditions can be successfully treated without surgery.

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Understanding Hand & Wrist Conditions

The hand and wrist contain dozens of bones, joints, tendons, ligaments, muscles, nerves, and blood vessels working together in remarkable coordination. Even minor injuries can interfere with dexterity, grip strength, and everyday function. Conditions such as carpal tunnel syndrome, trigger finger, arthritis, tendon injuries, fractures, cysts, and ligament tears can develop gradually over time or occur suddenly following trauma.

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Symptoms often include pain, numbness, tingling, stiffness, swelling, weakness, or difficulty gripping objects. Some conditions worsen slowly with repetitive use, while others require prompt treatment to prevent permanent loss of motion or function. Because the hand performs such intricate movements, obtaining an accurate diagnosis is critical.

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Treatment plans are individualized based on the specific diagnosis and your goals. Many patients improve with splinting, therapy, injections, or activity modification. When necessary, advanced surgical procedures can restore function, reduce pain, and help patients safely return to work, sports, hobbies, and everyday activities.

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