Wrist Pain & RSI
Wrist pain from repetitive strain, injury, or joint problems.
About this condition
Wrist pain can stem from repetitive strain injury (RSI), sprained ligaments, tendinitis, or joint problems like osteoarthritis. It's increasingly common among people who do extensive computer work or repetitive manual tasks. Symptoms may include aching, swelling, or sharp pain with certain movements.
Common symptoms
- Aching or burning in the wrist
- Pain with specific movements like typing or gripping
- Swelling or stiffness
- Reduced grip strength
- Tenderness over specific wrist tendons
Who should I see?
Our specialists who are best placed to help with wrist pain & rsi.
Osteopaths treat wrist pain by assessing the whole upper limb - wrist, elbow, shoulder, and neck - to identify the source and contributing factors, and use hands-on techniques to restore joint and tissue function.
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Sports Therapy
For athletes or those with activity-related wrist problems, a sports therapist will address the loading and technique issues alongside the injury itself.
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