Dorsal Wrist Impingement Syndrome: Pain During Weight Bearing and Physiotherapy
Dorsal wrist impingement can cause pain when supporting weight through the hand. Explore its symptoms, related conditions, and an assessment-led rehabilitation approach.
Wrist Pain
Ulnar Impaction Syndrome: Load-Related Wrist Pain and Physiotherapy
Ulnar impaction syndrome can cause load-related pain on the little-finger side of the wrist. Physiotherapy is planned around everyday load adjustment, controlled movement and progressive development of capacity.
TFCC Injuries: Ulnar-Sided Wrist Pain and Physiotherapy
TFCC injuries can cause pain on the little-finger side of the wrist and difficulty bearing weight through the hand. Physiotherapy is planned around joint stability, appropriate protection and progressive restoration of movement and load tolerance.
Intersection Syndrome: The Tendon Junction a Few Centimetres Above the Wrist
Pain and a rubbing sensation a few centimetres above the wrist may indicate intersection syndrome. Assessment considers both pain location and daily loading.
De Quervain’s Tenosynovitis: Pain in the Thumb’s Narrow Passage
Thumb-side wrist pain is not always simply inflammation. In de Quervain’s, tendon passage anatomy, daily loading and hand function should be assessed together.
Housework Is Not Light Work: The Hidden Workload on the Lower Back, Shoulders and Wrists
Housework is often considered physical activity, but it is rarely considered a physical workload. Cleaning a home may involve prolonged standing, repeated bending and rising, carrying loads, pushing and pulling,Read more