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Persistent wrist and hand pain often develops from repetitive motions, nerve compression, or degenerative changes. Carpal tunnel syndrome occurs when the median nerve gets pinched in the wrist, causing numbness in the thumb and fingers, frequently seen in office workers or those using vibrating tools. Arthritis wears down joint cartilage in the hands, leading to stiffness and swelling, while ganglion cysts (fluid-filled lumps) or trigger finger (catching/locking of tendons) create localized discomfort. Sports injuries like TFCC tears in the wrist or De Quervain’s tenosynovitis (inflamed thumb tendons) also limit grip strength and mobility.
We combat these issues with ultrasound-guided precision. For carpal tunnel, steroid injections reduce nerve-swelling inflammation with needle placement confirmed in real-time. Ganglion cysts undergo aspiration and steroid injection to collapse the sac and prevent recurrence. Trigger finger releases use micro-needling techniques to free stuck tendons without open surgery. Arthritis sufferers benefit from joint-specific hyaluronic acid injections to lubricate stiff knuckles. When conservative measures fail, PRP therapy jumpstarts healing in chronic tendon injuries.
Carpal tunnel causes nighttime numbness/tingling (especially thumb/index/middle fingers), while arthritis creates stiff, swollen joints that improve with movement.
Most patients report only mild pressure. We use topical numbing cream and ultrafine needles for comfort.
Yes, in ~20% of cases. Ultrasound guidance reduces recurrence by ensuring complete fluid removal and proper steroid placement.
Only if injections/therapy fail after 3-6 months, or for severe nerve compression causing muscle wasting.