30-Second Summary

Wrist pain is an extremely common complaint affecting up to 10% of adults, particularly those who use computers extensively or perform repetitive manual tasks. The wrist—a complex joint connecting the forearm to the hand—contains eight small carpal bones arranged in two rows, numerous ligaments, tendons that control hand and finger movement, and the median nerve that passes through the carpal tunnel. Wrist pain may result from acute injuries (sprains, fractures), repetitive strain (carpal tunnel syndrome, tendinitis), or degenerative conditions (arthritis). At Healers Clinic, our comprehensive integrative approach identifies the root cause and provides effective treatment combining physiotherapy, constitutional homeopathy, Ayurvedic medicine, and acupuncture.