Warning Signs of a Hand or Wrist Problem You Shouldn’t Ignore
Your hands are essential for nearly everything—so it’s important to notice when something isn’t quite right. Here are five warning signs that may signal a developing hand or wrist condition:
Persistent Numbness or Tingling
Pins and needles in your fingers—especially at night—can be a sign of nerve compression like carpal tunnel syndrome.
Pins and needles in your fingers—especially at night—can be a sign of nerve compression like carpal tunnel syndrome.
Pain That Worsens with Activity
Pain when gripping, lifting, or typing may be related to tendonitis, arthritis, or a repetitive strain injury.
Pain when gripping, lifting, or typing may be related to tendonitis, arthritis, or a repetitive strain injury.
Clicking, Popping, or Locking Joints
This could indicate joint instability or trigger finger—both of which can worsen without treatment.
This could indicate joint instability or trigger finger—both of which can worsen without treatment.
Swelling or Stiffness
Sudden swelling may point to an injury. Long-term stiffness, especially in the morning, could suggest arthritis.
Sudden swelling may point to an injury. Long-term stiffness, especially in the morning, could suggest arthritis.
Weak Grip or Hand Fatigue
If everyday tasks like opening jars feel harder than usual, it’s time to get checked.
If everyday tasks like opening jars feel harder than usual, it’s time to get checked.
Early diagnosis can prevent long-term damage.
If you notice any of these signs,book a consultation with our hand specialists.
If you notice any of these signs,book a consultation with our hand specialists.
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