Hand, Wrist, & Elbow
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Specialized treatment for hand, wrist & elbow pain
Common hand, wrist, and elbow conditions we treat
Our expert team specializes in treating a full range of hand, wrist, and elbow conditions, including:
- Hand & wrist pain: Carpal tunnel syndrome, arthritis, tendonitis
- Sports injuries: Tennis elbow, golfer’s elbow, ligament sprains
- Fractures & trauma: Wrist fractures, finger dislocations, forearm injuries
- Nerve compression syndromes: Carpal & cubital tunnel syndromes
- Tendon & ligament injuries: Trigger finger, De Quervain’s tenosynovitis
Need specialized care? Book a consultation with a hand, wrist, or elbow specialist near you.
When should you see a hand, wrist, or elbow specialist?
- Persistent pain lasting more than 2 weeks
- Swelling, stiffness, or numbness in fingers, wrist, or elbow
- Difficulty gripping objects or weakness in the hand
- Sharp pain when lifting or bending the elbow
- Numbness, tingling, or burning sensation in the hand or wrist
Non-surgical treatment options for hand, wrist & elbow pain
Many conditions don’t require surgery and can be treated with:
- Physical therapy & occupational therapy: Strengthens muscles & restores function
- Bracing & splinting: Supports healing for carpal tunnel & tendonitis
- Steroid & PRP injections: Reduce inflammation & promote healing
- Ergonomic adjustments: Prevents repetitive stress injuries
- Medications & anti-inflammatories: For pain relief & swelling control
Not sure which treatment is right for you? Our specialists will create a customized treatment plan.
Advanced surgical treatments for hand, wrist & elbow
For cases requiring surgical intervention, our expert orthopedic surgeons perform:
- Carpal tunnel release surgery: Relieves nerve pressure for lasting relief
- Tendon & ligament repair: Restores movement & function in damaged areas
- Wrist arthroscopy: Minimally invasive procedure for joint injuries
- Elbow ligament reconstruction (Tommy John surgery): Ideal for athletes
- Joint replacement for arthritis (hand, wrist, elbow): Restores mobility
Fast recovery options available! Many procedures are minimally invasive for quicker healing.
Hand, wrist & elbow pain frequently asked questions
Yes! Physical therapy, bracing, and injections can often resolve tennis elbow without surgery.
Common signs include numbness, tingling, and wrist pain, especially at night.
Most patients resume light activities within 1-2 weeks, with full recovery in 4-6 weeks.
Treatment depends on severity, but options include therapy, medications, and joint injections.
