Odd things happen to our joints and our appendages as we get older. Sometimes these quirks can be ignored, and they work themselves out. But other times, it is best to take heed of what the body is trying … Continue reading →
Trigger finger or trigger thumb is a condition that causes a finger or the thumb to get caught in a bent position, then “snap,” back to a straight position upon extension. When someone experiences trigger finger they know they need … Continue reading →
Anything that reduces the blood supply to the wrists, hands and fingers can cause nerve damage, and this damage creates the feeling of numbness or tingling in that area of the body. A variety of activities and conditions can … Continue reading →
Every day another glorious gardening catalog arrives, sparking dreams of the gorgeous gardens we will have in the spring and summer. The planning is great fun, but don’t let hand pain stop you from getting your gardens in shape … Continue reading →
It’s an odd feeling, and one that can be bothersome and problematic. Your hands and fingers may tingle, or you may notice numbness in one of the joints of your fingers or in your thumb. Some of the more … Continue reading →
Pain in the thumb is no laughing matter, and anyone who is experiencing it will tell you that. The thumb is a crucial structure that is in use constantly in daily activities. When it is working properly, we don’t give … Continue reading →
Repetitive motion disorders (RMDs) are a multitude of muscular conditions that result from repeated motions performed in normal work or daily activities. RMDs include: Carpal tunnel syndrome Bursitis Tendonitis Epicondylitis Ganglion cyst Tenosynovitis Trigger finger RMDs are caused by … Continue reading →
Are you experiencing joint numbness or tingling in your hands? There are various conditions associated with joint numbness and tingling. While no amount of online research can substitute for a professional consultation and diagnosis, here are some of the most common … Continue reading →
If your thumb gets stuck in a bent position and then “pops” or clicks upon bending it back into a straight position, you may be experiencing trigger thumb (also called trigger finger). Trigger thumb symptoms range from mild to severe … Continue reading →
Hand therapy is typically done as part of a rehabilitation program, typically by an occupational or physical therapist. Therapy may be recommended for conditions ranging from carpal tunnel to trigger finger to tendonitis. Therapy may be prescribed to strengthen the … Continue reading →
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