Wrist & Hand Injuries
We treat a wide variety of wrist pain injuries throughout our clinics. These vary considerably, ranging from rehabilitation of broken bones to tendon problems. Our experienced team will examine and accurately treat your injury and get you back to your normal activity as soon as possible.
- Mallet Finger
- Sprained Wrist
- Sprained Thumb
- Thumb Arthritis
- Wrist Arthritis
- Wrist Tendonitis
- DeQuervain’s Tenosynovitis
- Triangular Fibrocartilage Injury
- Bennett’s Fracture (Scaphoid)
- Broken Wrist (Colles)
- Broken Wrist (Capitate)
- Carpal tunnel syndrome
Treatment
Dependent on the condition physiotherapy will help to:
- Reduce pain
- Return to full function
- Return strength and full range of movement to muscles / joints
- Focus on sport-specific/occupational rehabilitation
- Optimise the range of movement at the affected joint/soft tissue
Treatments used:
- Mobilisations
- Electrotherapeutic treatment
- Wax treatment/heat
- Injection therapy (carpal tunnel)
- Post operative rehabilitation
Surgery
Hand wrist and finger injuries are very common in sport and although the majority require minimal treatment, some are potentially serious and require immobilisation, precise splinting or surgery.
Many hand and finger injuries require specific rehabilitation and appropriate protection upon return to activity. Treatment and rehabilitation of hand injuries is complex and involves splinting, compression, specific strengthening exercises and taping.
Success of surgery depends a lot on what happens in the postoperative stages. It is important to maximise the surgery by doing exercises that help to stabilise, mobilise and protect the area. Your consultant may also recommend you have some sort of pre-operative intervention; we are ideally suited to do this.
Contact us
Physio Team-Works will be able to guide you through these stages of rehabilitation. We can assist in monitoring your progress, setting your goals, and providing appropriate treatment to maximise your recovery potential.
We can also inform you of how you can help your own recovery, and what should be avoided. You will be provided a specific rehabilitation programme, and we aim to back to your full levels of activity and/or sport as quickly as possible.
Call 07486 692119 or complete our quick online form to arrange an appointment.
