Your hands and wrists are critical to nearly everything you do—whether it’s typing on a computer, preparing a meal, or simply holding a coffee cup. Because they are constantly used, they are prone to conditions like carpal tunnel syndrome, wrist tendinitis, and arthritis. These conditions often cause pain, numbness, tingling, and weakness, limiting your ability to perform even the simplest tasks.

If left untreated, hand and wrist conditions can worsen over time. You may experience decreased grip strength, difficulty with fine motor skills, and an inability to fully extend or flex your wrist or fingers. Over time, untreated conditions can lead to chronic pain, permanent nerve damage, and a loss of mobility, making routine activities like typing, cooking, or even turning a doorknob nearly impossible.

Traditional treatments for hand and wrist pain may include:

• Temporary relief through braces, medications, or physical therapy
• Invasive procedures like carpal tunnel release or tendon repairs

While these options may reduce symptoms temporarily, they often fail to address the underlying damage, leading to recurring pain and reduced function.