Your shoulders have a wide range of motion and can let you move your arms in virtually any direction. However, their flexibility can increase the risk of instability and injury. So, when any part of the shoulder gets injured, we should make it a point to treat it efficiently and effectively. If your shoulder pain
Read MoreHand Surgery FAQs
If your doctor recommends hand surgery as the best treatment for you, then you may have some questions about what to expect from the procedure. Do not hesitate to ask questions, and be sure that the surgeon sufficiently addresses your concerns before the procedure. As a patient, you wouldn’t want any surprises after the surgery.
Read MoreWhat to Expect When You Visit a Hand Surgeon
If you’re experiencing pain that is severe, doesn’t improve with rest, extends to your elbow, or has become persistent; bruising or swelling; tingling sensation; and/or limited range of motion in your hand, you should consider consulting a hand surgeon for appropriate intervention. A hand surgeon is essentially an orthopedic physician who specializes in the diagnoses,
Read MoreChronic Hand Arthritis: Pain Relief Options
Arthritis of the hands is usually due to either osteoarthritis, which is a common wear-and-tear condition, or rheumatoid arthritis, which is a chronic autoimmune disorder. Patients who have arthritis tend to experience hand pain, tenderness, swelling, and stiffness, and these symptoms often come and go. Treatment options focus on controlling these symptoms and mitigating damage
Read MoreCommon Causes and Treatments of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Weakness, numbness, and shooting pain that radiates from your hand area up your arm – and which can happen during the day but can also wake you from sleep – may be symptoms of a common issue with your hands called carpal tunnel syndrome. We all have heard of someone we know who suffers from
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