by saim
Though there are 10 bones that make up the wrist,and each bone has the potential to fracture(medical term for broken bone)by far the most common broken bone in the wrist is a fracture of the end of the redius bone.Typically,a patient sustains a broken wrist from one of two scenarios; one is that they were in an accident, or fell with such force on their hand that the otherwise normal wrist crushed under significant forces.
Common Hand and Wrist Injuries
by Dr Wayne Weil
A Colles fracture is a break across the end of the radius, that main bone of the forearm. This type of injury causes the wrist to become shortened and extended. Other names for the Colles fracture are transverse wrist fracture or dinner-fork deformity. These types of fractures occur commonly when the arm is outstretched to break a fall. This injury is more likely to happen during skateboarding, rollerblading, running or some other sports activity in which a forward fall occurs while the person is moving at high speed.
Carpal Tunnel Surgery
by Kitchi Joyce
Carpal tunnel syndrome is a very painful condition that can seriously interfere in the quality of life of those who suffer from it. Here is the basic process of the surgery that may free you from this suffering.
Effective Methods of Carpal Tunnel Therapy
by Brian Ross Lewis
Carpal Tunnel therapy can be done in several methods. Compared to surgical procedures, Carpal Tunnel therapy is more often advised by orthopedic experts because they enable natural healing process of the body to take place resulting to no side effects whatsoever.
Surgical and Non-Surgical Carpal Tunnel Treatment
by Brian Ross Lewis
The treatment objective with any carpal tunnel treatment is to be able to resume usual daily routines and activities, particularly those that involve the hands. Another goal will be to treat other underlying conditions that may have caused the worsening of carpal tunnel injury.
How To Treat a Sprained Thumb
by David L Greene
The thumb is one of those areas of the body that is used continuously in everyday life. The thumb is used for gripping, grasping, picking things up and holding items. When the thumb is injured, your ability to perform any task with your hand is virtually impossible.
What Tests Confirm Carpal Tunnel Syndrome?
by Jessica Karge
It's important that carpal tunnel syndrome and other nerve compressions be diagnosed correctly. Learn which tests neurologists use and how they help to confirm a diagnosis.
Pregnancy and Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
by Jessica Karge
For many women, sporting a baby bump comes with an unexpected surprise-symptoms of carpal tunnel syndrome! A recent article has estimated that more than 20% of pregnant women get carpal tunnel syndrome, which is compression of a nerve where it lies in a small tunnel, at the level of the wrist. It's usually diagnosed in the third trimester.
Healthy Gardening!
by Kathleen Papi-Baker
Those that love to work in the garden know that it takes a toll on hands, arms, and backs. Learn some tips to stay healthy while enjoying your favorite hobby.
Treatment Options for Thumb CMC Arthritis
by Jessica Karge
The activities of everyday life take an enormous toll on the joint at the base of the thumb, making osteoarthritis a common occurrence. Learn why this joint is so susceptible and several treatment options to help prevent progression of this painful condition.
A Resolution to Treat Yourself!
by Jessica Karge
Make a resolution to take care of yourself! Many aches and pains are progressive conditions that can take longer to treat if they are neglected for long periods. Get some expert advice on how to handle aches and pains right when they start.
How To Avoid Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI)
by Elizabeth W Conley
It is thanks to the latest technology that working from home is possible. With the internet and a home computer, you can effectively launch your business without ever leaving your house. But working with computers for long periods of time is not without its problems.
An Overview of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS)
by David L Greene
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS) is one of the most common forms of neuropathy. It affects the median nerve in the forearm that regulates feeling and movement in the hands. Carpal tunnel results when the median nerve is compressed or damaged and causes feeling of pain, numbness and tingling in the hands.
Exercises for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Prevention
by E. Brown
With computers and other technology being so much a part of our lives today, the risk for developing carpal tunnel syndrome is simply too high to ignore. Make carpal tunnel exercises a part of your daily routine.
Numb Fingers and Its Causes
by Fern Williams
Most people who experience finger numbness do not give much attention to the condition at first, but if it progresses they eventually become worried. The patient's concern intensifies as he or she feels other symptoms such as pain and discoloration. Numb fingers can be caused by several factors and can cause different levels of severity and intensity. Nonetheless, there are a number of effective methods that you can to do manage the condition.
Hand Pain and Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Causes
by Fern Williams
The hands are very essential in the performance of a person's daily activities. However, due to several reasons, hand pain may arise, causing disruptions to the person's performance at work and even at home. Hand pain can be experienced for a short moment or for a longer period of time and can be mild, moderate or severe.
An Overview of Peripheral Neuropathy in the Hands
by David L Greene
The feet are the most common areas affected by neuropathy; however, a similar type of neuropathy can occur in the hands. This type of neuropathy is typically peripheral neuropathy, which is the same kind that affects the feet in some cases. Similar symptoms that occur in the feet often occur in the hands.
Common Causes of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
by Dr. Daron Stegall
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is a condition that plagues millions. Part of alleviating the symptoms of carpal tunnel syndrome and overcoming the condition is to determine what is causing it in the first place.
Risks Associated With Carpal Tunnel Surgery
by Fern Williams
Being diagnosed with Carpal Tunnel Syndrome can be a shock to one's system. Most people are presented by their doctor with surgery as being the only option for treating carpal tunnel. Unfortunately, carpal surgery is an ineffective treatment option that does not provide the anticipated relief in over 40% of the cases.
Regain Use of Your Fingers With the Aid of a Hand Surgeon
by Anders Abadie
Don't ignore your hand injuries or delay getting treatment. Get in touch with a reputable hand surgeon so they can treat your condition and make it possible for you to use your appendage pain free.
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