Common Wrist or Hand Conditions
Hand and wrist pain can originate from a number of causes.
Typical among these causes are Depuytren’s Contracture and Carpel Tunnel Syndrome.
Depuytren’s Contracture is a tendon disorder, which causes one or more fingers to bend inwards towards the palm.
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome in the wrist, meanwhile, is caused by the compression of your median nerve as it travels through the narrow carpal tunnel in the wrist.
How do You Treat Wrist or Hand Pain?
Osteopathy can help to relieve, and in many cases, resolve hand and wrist pain.
Our osteopaths will start by assessing your injury and identifying the underlying cause of your pain before starting treatment.
Treatments may include manipulation, soft tissue massage, exercise advice, and we may recommend shockwave therapy for a chronic condition.
We also have a fantastic relationship with local imaging centres and other healthcare professionals including specialist consultants so, if we feel it is advisable, we will refer you on for further advice and treatment.
Prices:
Principal Osteopath:
Initial Consultation: £65
Follow-up Consultation: £60
Osteopath:
Initial Consultation: £55
Follow-up Consultation: £50
View our Services & Treatments
Osteopathy
Osteopathy aims to improve the function of the body and reduce pain using a variety of evidence-based techniques including soft tissue massage, gentle-focused manipulation and rehabilitation advice.
Great for:
Low back pain & Sciatica | Neck & Shoulder pain | Knee pain | Foot & ankle pain | Jaw pain | Elbow pain
Physiotherapy
Physiotherapists help people affected by injury or illness by using a variety of techniques such as movement and exercise, manual hands-on therapy, education and advice.
Great for:
Low back pain & Sciatica | Neck & Shoulder pain | Knee pain | Foot & ankle pain | Jaw pain | Elbow pain | Sports Injuries
Mummy MOT
The Mummy MOT is a top-to-toe postnatal check-up performed by our specialist women’s health Osteopath, Beth Gilks.
Great for:
Pelvic Girdle Pain
Private GP/Consultant Service
We’ve partnered with private GPs and musculoskeletal specialists, along with leading consultants, to bring exceptional medical care to our patients.
Great for:
General HealthMusculoskeletal injuries
Steroid Injections
Hyaluronic Injections
Sports Therapy & Sports Massage
Sports therapists are experts in musculoskeletal disorders, treating pain and injury through hands-on techniques and rehabilitation. Sports massage works on deeper tissues than therapeutic massage and is highly effective at both treating and preventing injuries.
Great for:
Promotes healing | Faster recovery | Enhances endurance | Increases flexibility | Injury prevention
Corticosteroid Injections
Corticosteroid is a naturally occurring hormone within the body. It is a powerful anti-inflammatory and is very effective at
reducing the pain of inflamed areas.
Great for:
Wrist Pain | Elbow Pain | Osteoarthritis | Frozen Shoulders | Rotator Cuff Pain | Acromioclavicular Joint Pain | Heel Pain | Morton’s Neuroma
Hyaluronic Acid Injections
Hyaluronic acid has been used in medicine for more than 10 years to help relieve pain and reduce the progression of osteoarthritis.
Hyaluronic acid is a naturally occurring substance within all joints, but it has been shown to reduce in quality and quantity within arthritic joints as you get older.
Great for:
Knee osteoarthritis | Hip osteoarthritis | Big toe osteoarthritis | Thumb osteoarthritis
Shockwave Therapy
Shockwave therapy is a cutting-edge treatment that uses an acoustic wave to carry high levels of energy to painful spots and musculoskeletal tissues suffering from a range of injuries and other conditions.
Great for:
Tendon problems | Frozen shoulder | Calcified tendons | Shin splints | Hip pain | Plantar fasciitis | Osteoarthritis
Kinesiology Taping
Kinesiology taping is a highly successful technique used by our expert therapists to help support the body’s own healing process.
Great for:
Joint, muscle & ligament support | Tennis & golfer’s elbow | Shoulder injuries | Bursitis | Postural issues | Lower back pain
Dry Needling
Dry needling stimulates the body’s healing process by targeting trigger points that have been activated in response to pain, causing surrounding muscles to tighten.
Great for:
Relaxation | Reduces stress and tension | Reduces pain | Injury recovery
Therapeutic Massage
Therapeutic massage treatment uses less pressure than a sports massage and is a combination of relaxation massage and remedial massage.
Great for:
Relaxation | Reduces stress and tension | Reduces pain | Injury recoveryReflexology
Reflexology is a deeply relaxing, non-invasive treatment, applying pressure to areas on the feet (or the hands), which heals at a physical and emotional level.
