What would we do if we did not have our hands… To perform our daily tasks, to touch people, to gesture, to do your favourite hobby, to paint or draw a piece of art, to play guitar, to play piano… being without normal functioning hands pose a significant debilitation.
Hand and wrist injuries significantly affect a person’s ability for daily chores. Arthritis of the thumb, Carpal Tunnel syndrome, triangular fibrocartilage complex (TFCC) tear and trigger finger are some of the common hand and wrist problems that show a significant impact on regular activities. Sports people are often prone to the risk of hand and wrist injuries that makes them stay away from playing their favourite sport. Repetitive hand and wrist movements can cause pain, swelling, and bruising, thereby leading to an inability to move the hand. Taking an instant pain reliever will not address the underlying condition that is causing pain. Conservative treatments for hand and wrist conditions, such as surgery or physiotherapy might require longer periods of time for recovery.
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