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Wrist

Most sources of pain in the hand, wrist and fingers at due to joint instability. Loose ligaments can be strengthened with Prolotherapy leading to reduction in pain levels.

The symptoms often persist until the root cause in the ligament laxity is addressed.

Common symptoms of hand and wrist joint instability:

Pain
Crepitus (grinding, creaking, cracking, crunching, or popping)
Loss of motion
Loss of muscle strength

Common conditions treated with Prolotherapy

Arthritis
Instability
Chronic hand or finger pain
Trigger finger

Resources

Randomized, prospective, placebo-controlled double-blind study of dextrose prolotherapy for osteoarthritic thumb and finger (DIP, PIP, and trapeziometacarpal) joints: evidence of clinical efficacy.
A Retrospective Observational Study on Hackett-Hemwall Dextrose Prolotherapy for Unresolved Hand and Finger Pain at an Outpatient Charity Clinic in Rural Illinois

Wrist

Common symptoms of hand and wrist joint instability:

Common conditions treated with Prolotherapy

Resources

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Wrist

Common symptoms of hand and wrist joint instability:

Common conditions treated with Prolotherapy

Resources

Providing Excellence In Functional Medicine, Regenerative Orthopedics, and Aesthetic Medicine

Treatment Options

Quick Links

Contact Information

Send Us A Message

Providing Excellence In Functional Medicine,
Regenerative Orthopedics, and Aesthetic Medicine