Hand and wrist conditions

A condition where pressure on a nerve in the wrist impacts control of movement in both the wrist and hand, often accompanied by a tingling sensation, numbness and pain.

De Quevain's tenosynovitis, pain or difficulty when you move your thumb.

This condition is caused by a build-up of thick fibrous tissue in the palm of the hand. It leads to a progressive deformity, where one or more fingers bend into the palm.

A fractured or broken bone is normally the result of a high force  impact, or another bone weakening condition, such as osteoporosis or bone cancer.

This is a common condition that can affect people of all ages, causing pain and inflammation in the joints in the hand and wrist.

Fractures of the bone that are caused by repeated stress over time, making them a common sporting injury.

This is most commonly the result of overuse and repeated stress on the tendons in the elbow, from sport or physical work. Surgery is often a last resort when conservative measures have not been successful.

PAIN IN IN WRIST OR UP THE LOWER PART OF THE ARM

Our hand and wrist specialists can help treat all manner of conditions, including fractures and soft tissue injuries