Hand and elbow pain

Common tendon overload conditions around the elbow (often called tennis elbow or golfer’s elbow). Symptoms can be triggered by gripping, lifting, typing, and repetitive wrist or forearm activity. Management typically includes load modification, progressive strengthening, and targeted symptom control.

Median nerve irritation in the forearm that can cause aching pain and altered sensation. Assessment focuses on symptom pattern, provoking positions, and functional triggers to guide rehabilitation and, when needed, targeted intervention.

Pain in the forearm related to irritation around the radial nerve, sometimes overlapping with lateral elbow symptoms. Treatment can include activity changes, strengthening, and nerve‑sensitive load progression.

Ulnar nerve irritation at the elbow that may cause numbness or tingling in the ring and little fingers. Management often includes posture and sleep positioning strategies, splinting, and graded strengthening.

Median nerve compression at the wrist that can cause numbness, tingling, and night symptoms. Treatment may include splinting, ergonomic changes, rehabilitation, injections, or surgical referral when indicated.

Pain on the thumb side of the wrist linked to tendon sheath irritation, often worsened by gripping and lifting. Care typically includes load management, splinting, and targeted procedures when needed.

Fluid‑filled swellings that can cause discomfort or limit movement depending on location. Management depends on symptoms and may include observation, aspiration, or other targeted treatment.

Inflammatory joint disease that can affect the hands and wrists with pain, swelling, and morning stiffness. Treatment often requires coordinated medical management alongside rehabilitation and activity planning.