Why Physical Therapy is the Proven Choice For Addressing Hand Pain
Is persistent hand pain holding you back? Whether it’s caused by an injury, overuse, or arthritis, hand pain can keep you from your favorite activities. Fortunately, at Miss-Lou Physical Therapy, we offer effective, scientifically-backed approaches to addressing your pain at its source.
When your hands are in pain, simple tasks start to feel insurmountable. You might struggle to type on your computer, pick up utensils, use your phone, and more–all of which can significantly affect your work and personal life.
Other symptoms that can make day-to-day living a challenge often accompany hand pain, too, including the following:
- Stiffness
- Swelling
- Reduced range of motion
The good news is that a customized physical and occupational therapy program can help you overcome these limitations and regain everyday functionality. By incorporating a blend of evidence-based techniques such as manual therapy or therapeutic exercise, our tailored treatment plans will help to alleviate your pain.
Because we want you to see results, we’ll work with you to identify the most effective methods to treat your specific symptoms. In addition to helping you reduce pain in the present, we’ll address any underlying ergonomic issues contributing to your discomfort–which can also help prevent future injuries.
Don’t let hand pain keep you from work or your favorite leisure activities. Schedule your personalized consultation with our expert physical therapists today and discover the difference a comprehensive, evidence-based treatment approach can make.
Tracking Down the Roots of Hand Pain
Several conditions and injuries can cause hand pain. To develop the best treatment for you, our experts will always identify what’s causing your pain before applying the latest research and treatment techniques to resolve the issue. That way, we’re treating the source of your pain, not just the symptoms.
We fully recognize the potency of information and its significance in our patients’ lives. If you’ve already self-diagnosed a condition or have been diagnosed by a doctor, we view it as a starting point for our collaborative journey. Nevertheless, our ultimate goal is to equip you with a profound comprehension of your body, enabling you to transcend the constraints of your condition and embrace a more wholesome lifestyle.
Central to our approach is patient education, empowering you with knowledge so that you need not feel restricted by symptoms or diagnoses.
Here are some common causes of hand pain:
- Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
- Arthritis
- De Quervain’s Tenosynovitis
- Trigger Finger
No matter what condition is causing pain and limited mobility in your hands, we’ll help you identify and treat it. Our evidence-based treatment approaches can reduce pain, decrease inflammation, and restore functionality.
Contact us today to schedule an evaluation and start your journey to hand pain relief!
Physical Therapy Treatments for Addressing Hand Pain
When you come in for your initial appointment at Miss-Lou Physical Therapy, our physical therapists will begin with a comprehensive assessment process, including a thorough review of your medical history and several physical tests and evaluations. We’ll examine the range of motion in your wrist and fingers, your grip strength, and more.
Once we have a complete picture of your symptoms and condition, we’ll develop your customized treatment plan. Every technique in your plan will be backed by peer-reviewed research and designed to reduce pain and improve tissue and joint mobility, strength, and overall function. Some of the most common treatments include:
- Manual Therapy
- Therapeutic Exercises
- Splinting and orthotics
- Modalities
- Patient education
When you visit Miss-Lou Physical Therapy for physical and occupational therapy, you know you’re receiving a top-notch, evidence-based treatment plan designed around your needs, goals, and ability levels. We’ll help you manage your symptoms and work toward lasting relief.
Call us at today to schedule your initial consultation!
Your Next Steps…
Request An Appointment
Receive A Custom Treatment Plan
Work Hard and Progress In Your Recovery
Recover & Enjoy Life Pain-Free!