With time use and overuse as well as with “wear and tear” the joints of the body may become stiff and sore.

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Caused by compression of the median nerve at the wrist because of the tight space in which it travels from the upper arm out to the fingers.

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Cubital tunnel syndrome, similar to carpal tunnel syndrome, is caused by compression of a nerve.

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Dequervain’s Tenosynovitis – with repetitive movements of the thumb and wrist, inflammation and irritation of the tendon of the thumb can occur.

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Any fall, trauma, or motor vehicle accident may cause a break, or fracture, of the forearm or elbow.

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In some people, a progressive flexion contracture of the fingers in the palm occurs.

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A ganglion cyst is a very common hand and wrist condition that often times causes no complaints except for its appearance.

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Arthroscopy allows the surgeon to view inside of your wrist joint without making a large open incision.

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Sometimes the hand, wrist or fingers can develop infections as small bacteria, dirt and other germs get into the skin.

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Sometimes due to accident and/or injury, our patients sustain injury to their fingers, hands, wrists or forearms.
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Sometimes when a person falls, they hit the ground with their hands to catch and protect themselves.

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When you finger “snaps” or gets caught in flexion you may have what’s known as a trigger finger or stenosing tenosynovitis.

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Tennis elbow is also known as lateral epicondylitis, and is usually the results of overuse of the elbow.

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Fractures to the bones in the hands or fingers.

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A variety of other conditions exist that your doctor can help identify and treat.

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