Elbow, Wrist & Hand Pain

Elbow, wrist or hand pain can be any discomfort in your hand, wrist and elbow like a dull, throbbing ache that immobilizes your elbow, to sharp shooting pain in your wrist, or pins, needles and numbness in your hand and fingers.

Elbow, Wrist & Hand Pain

If you’re experiencing pain in the elbow, wrist and hand, there could be several reasons as to why. Common injuries like sprain, strain, repetitive trauma, overuse injuries, compression of nerve in carpal tunnel a cause pain in the wrist and hand.

Besides pain patient may also complaints numbness or tingling in the extremities, especially in the fingers, which can make it difficult for you to perform daily activities in a normal fashion.
IMC Rehab program for Elbow, Wrist & Hand Pain aims to relief pain, prevent the risk of re-injury, improve or restore mobility and optimize the quality of life through hands-on care.

Our rehab team creates a personalized treatment plan unique to the specific needs of your condition. The advanced treatment options we provide here can help in relieving your pain, restoring your range of motion, and getting you back to living your normal life.

We design rehab program which include any combination of specialized treatments, such as manual therapy, pain, and inflammation-reducing modalities, and specific therapeutic exercises to restore strength and pain-free motion.

Optimal Health Is Still Possible If You Have Elbow, Wrist & Hand Pain

Pain is your body’s way of telling you something is wrong. But it doesn’t always tell you exactly what’s wrong and if you need medical treatment. At IMC Physical Therapy Department in DHA phase 5, we see people who need the added support of physical therapy care to live a functional and pain free life.

Here are answers to questions we are frequently asked about this condition.

What is Elbow, Wrist & Hand Pain?

Elbow, wrist or hand pain can be any discomfort in your hand, wrist and elbow like a dull, throbbing ache that immobilizes your elbow, to sharp shooting pain in your wrist, or pins, needles and numbness in your hand and fingers.

Who gets Elbow, Wrist & Hand Pain?

Many sports, hobbies and jobs require repetitive hand, wrist or arm movements that can be lead to elbow, wrist and hand pain.

What are the causes of Elbow, Wrist & Hand Pain?

Often caused by sprains or fractures from sudden injuries, broken arm.
Bursitis (joint inflammation), and from aggressive athletic activities.

What are the Symptoms of Elbow, Wrist & Hand Pain?

Stiffness: A person may feel this through their wrist and potentially in their fingers.
Trouble gripping objects: Wrist pain may make grasping or holding on to objects difficult or uncomfortable.

  • A clicking sound when moving the wrist:
  • Severe dull ache when at rest.
  • Soreness around the affected elbow
  • Pain when making a fist

What can our Physical Therapy Treatment do help with Elbow, Wrist & Hand Pain?

Physical therapy is very successful in reducing hand, wrist, and elbow pain. Our Physical therapists are trained to use Manual Therapy: Hands-on therapy, Joint mobilization that can increase mobility and alleviate pain, allowing better outcomes from exercise. They doing Stretching and strengthening are used to improve mobility, strengthen and stabilize, they treat with other modalities like Ultrasonic waves are used for tissue healing and to break up scar tissue. Fluidotherapy, Paraffin Wax: That use of electrical stimulation to push anti-inflammatory medication through the skin, reducing the pain and inflammation of irritated tissues… They will show you exercises to practice at home to support your recovery.

Schedule an Appointment Today!

Is this pain making your life less enjoyable and simple tasks harder to complete? Do you find yourself having to adjust your routine, or ask for help with things you can normally do yourself? You are not alone, make an appointment with Prof. Dr. Hafiz Muhammad Asim at IMC Physical Therapy Department today to get started on relieving your elbow, wrist, or hand pain.

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