Sprained wrist

Wrist sprains are relatively common injuries, especially among athletes. A sprain occurs when the ligaments in the wrist are stretched too far and potentially tear, either partially or completely. A sprained wrist causes pain,...

The best way to reduce the inconvenience of a sprain is to be prepared in the event a sprain ever occurs. Here is a complete guide to sprained wrists. It includes the basics of what a sprain is, how to determine sprain severity, how it is treated, and why you should check with your doctor.

The most common type of wrist fracture occurs when people try to catch themselves during a fall and land hard on an outstretched hand.

Diagnosing a wrist sprain involves a physical exam, medical history, and wrist instability tests. Imaging or invasive tests may be ordered as needed.

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Learning how to wrap a sprained wrist is a good way to help improve recovery time, ease symptoms, and prevent further injury during the recovery process. Whether using traditional wrapping techniques or trying out athletic or kinesiology tape, there are plenty of benefits to take advantage of. Keep reading to learn more about how to wrap your sprained wrist.

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Ulnar sided wrist pain can be a complex problem to diagnose. The following blog provides a review of the clinical anatomy, pain provocation tests and classification for diagnosis of TFCC injuries in patients with ulnar sided wrist pain.