Wrist and hand pain can quietly take over your day. Whether it is carpal tunnel, thumb arthritis, or a chronic ache that will not go away, we work to pinpoint the source and bring targeted relief.
Hand and wrist pain most often comes from tendons, the small joints, or nerves being compressed as they travel from the arm into the hand. Each pattern has specific treatments that work best.
Ultrasound-guided injections and hydrodissection techniques let us reach the exact structure causing trouble without major procedures.
The symptom pattern usually points to a specific cause. That shapes the treatment plan.
Most patients respond well to precise, minimally invasive care. Surgery is rarely the first step.
A precise, ultrasound-guided procedure that separates a compressed nerve from surrounding tissue. Often used for carpal tunnel and similar nerve entrapments.
A targeted injection into a specific small joint of the hand or wrist. Especially useful for thumb arthritis and arthritic finger joints.
A regenerative option for chronic wrist tendinopathies or mild to moderate thumb arthritis.
Targeted injections into forearm muscles that pull on inflamed wrist tendons. Often a quick win for chronic wrist strain.
Call us if you develop rapid swelling, color change, or loss of function in the hand, if there is spreading numbness and weakness, or if pain follows trauma. These need same-day evaluation.
For mild and moderate carpal tunnel, yes. Ultrasound-guided hydrodissection can relieve pressure on the median nerve and give months of relief. Severe carpal tunnel may still benefit from surgery, and we can help you make that call.
Most patients get several months of relief from a steroid injection into the thumb joint. PRP can extend that further, and we often alternate between options to keep you comfortable long term.
We usually get X-rays for joint pain and ultrasound in clinic for nerve or tendon issues. MRI is reserved for unusual patterns or when we are weighing surgical options.