Pain wrist

 Hello everyone, you are all well. What is the pain in the wrist that I am bringing today? Wrist pain is a very common problem. Sudden injuries cause various types of pain in the wrist. Sprains or broken bones cause severe pain in the wrist. However, many long-term problems can lead to wrist pain, such as recurrent wrist strain, arthritis and carpal tunnel syndrome.

Since wrist pain can occur for many reasons, it is sometimes difficult to diagnose the exact cause of long-term wrist pain. Accurate diagnosis is very important. Because, it depends on the right treatment for your wrist pain.

What are the symptoms of wrist pain?

The symptoms of wrist pain are of different types. It all depends on the cause of the pain. For example, the pain of osteoarthritis is just like the pain of blunt toothache, whereas the pain of tendonitis is usually sharp and sharp.

It will be easier to find the cause of the pain if you can accurately show the location of your wrist pain.

What are the causes of wrist pain?

Your wrist or wrist joint is a complex joint made up of a number of bones, such as the lower part of the radius and rack bones and eight small carpal bones. These carpal bones are arranged in two rows. The tight band of ligaments connects your wrist bones to each other, the lower part of your radium and rack bones, and the bones of your hands. The tendons connect the muscles to the bones. Damage to any part of your wrist can cause pain and affect your ability to use your hands and wrists.

Common causes of wrist pain are described below:

1. Injury Sudden collision

If you fall forward with the weight on your hand, you will get a lot of injuries on your wrist. In this case, the wrist is sprained, the wrist is strained and the wrist bone is broken. The name of the bone on the thumb of the wrist is scaffold. It breaks down a lot of the time. If such a bone is broken, it cannot be seen immediately on X-ray. The pain lasts for many days, moving the wrist increases the pain and in many cases it is not possible to work with hands. Plaster does not relieve pain. The operation is to be done. Many times when the scaphoid fractures, the blood flow in the bones is disrupted and there is a problem in attaching the bones. This causes pain and difficulty in moving the wrist. Then the operation is needed.

Colise fractures occur in most cases when the mass falls on the hand. In this case the lower part of the radius is broken. The wrist is swollen.

Anything that involves moving the wrist repeatedly, starting with playing tennis or playing the violin, can cause inflammation or fractures in the tissues around the wrist joint. Especially if you work the wrist for hours without a break. Another cause of wrist pain as a result of repeated stress is de quay vein's disease. In this case, the two tendons arranged on the outside of the wrist, that is, on the radius, become inflamed. The pain is felt at the base of the thumb.

D Quarre Vane's disease causes severe pain in the wrist, difficulty in working, and often increases after work. There is severe pain when the thumb is pressed.

2. Arthritis or rheumatic pain

Osteoarthritis Osteoarthritis of the wrist is usually very rare. Osteoarthritis occurs when a person has an earlier injury to the wrist. In this case, the cartilage is torn or eroded. There is pain at the base of the thumb.

Rheumatoid arthritis

It is a condition in which the body's immune system attacks its own tissues. Rheumatoid arthritis is very common in the wrist. If one wrist is affected, it usually occurs in another wrist as well.

3. Other diseases and conditions

Carpal tunnel syndrome

There is a path on the side of the palm of your wrist called the Carpal Tunnel; Through this passes the median nerve. Pressure on the median nerve causes severe pain in the wrist and hand. This condition is called carpal tunnel syndrome.

Ganglion cyst

One of the causes of wrist pain is a type of tumor-like swelling called ganglion. It rises from the mantle of the tendon to the back or front of the wrist. The place swelled. It hurts to move the wrist. Smaller ones cause more pain than large ganglion cysts.

What are the risk factors for wrist pain?

Anyone can have pain in their wrists, whether you work less or work harder. But some risk factors can increase the pain. E.g.

Play sports

Wrist injuries can occur in various sports. These include bowling, golf, gymnastics, tennis, etc.

Work over and over again

In most cases, repeated hand and wrist work can increase wrist pain. Women who wash pots and pans or knit (such as knitting sweaters) have more wrist pain. People who cut their hair also have more wrist pain.

People who type on a computer keyboard, use a computer mouse, play handball, sew, draw, write or use vibrating equipment have increased wrist pain.