Physiotherapy for Wrist Pain
The wrist is made up of a complex set of joints with 15 bones and a number of ligaments and muscles working together to provide a large range and skilful control of movement at the hand and fingers. The wrist is susceptible to injury from trauma (such as a fall) and overuse injuries. Physiotherapy will work towards restoring normal movement, strength and function to the wrist. Some of the more common causes of wrist injuries we see at Leeds Physiotherapy include:
- Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
- De Quervains Tenosynovitis
- Fractures
- Osteoarthritis of the wrist
- Scapholunate Dissociation
- Triangular fibrocatilage complex tear
- Ulnar nerve compression at the wrist
- Wrist strain
- Wrist tendinopathy
Leeds Physiotherapy’s team of expert musculoskeletal physiotherapists all have a proven track record of treating and overcoming problems at the wrist. They will conduct a thorough assessment to uncover the cause of the problem. They will then make use of Leeds Physiotherapy’s excellent facilities start your road to recovery.
Our clinics are stocked with the latest equipment and treatment modalities so that you can be assured that you receive the best possible treatment straight away. Some of the more common treatments for wrist pain include electrotherapy, exercise and manual therapy.
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