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Arthritis
Arthritis literally means inflammation of one or more joints. Arthritis is frequently accompanied by joint pain and is commonly a source of hand/wrist pain.
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Ganglion
A Ganglion is a bulge of swelling overlying a joint capsule or tendon sheath, most commonly occurring in the wrist and hand, that is potentially caused by overuse.
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Tendon injuries
A tendon is a fibrous cord of connective tissue connecting muscle to bone. Overuse of tendons commonly leads to inflammation and swelling, causing pain.
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Triangular FibroCartilage (TFC) Tear
A tear/strain of the TFC commonly occurs when compressive/twisting loads are placed through the wrist, which can happen via repetitive strain.
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Fracture & Dislocations
A Fracture is a break or incomplete break in a bone as the result of excessive force, whereas a Dislocation is the complete separation of two bones within a joint. Both can lead to pain, swelling, deformity, etc.
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Carpal Tunnel
A nerve disorder occurring at the wrist which causes pain, sensory changes and a loss of function in the hand. The carpal tunnel is enclosed by the bones of the wrist, and a roof consisting of a strong, broad ligament.