Hand, Wrist & Elbow Pain
Osteopathy for Hand, Wrist & Elbow Pain
Pain in the hands, wrists, or elbows can affect everyday tasks like gripping, lifting, typing, or carrying objects. These areas rely on precise movement and healthy joint mechanics, and even small imbalances can create irritation, tension, or ongoing discomfort.
Osteopathy offers a practical way to assess and treat these issues by looking at the entire chain of movement from the neck and shoulder down to the hand. This helps identify the true source of the pain rather than only treating where the symptoms appear.
Our practitioners use techniques such as soft tissue work, stretching, and gentle joint mobilisation to ease tension, increase circulation, improve mobility, and restore natural function. Treatment is always tailored to the specific presentation rather than using a generic approach.
Causes of Hand, Wrist & Elbow Pain
Common causes include:
Injury
A fall, impact, or sudden movement can strain muscles, ligaments, or joints, leading to localised pain and reduced movement.
Overuse
Repetitive actions, long hours at a desk, manual labour, or certain sports can overload tissues and create irritation or inflammation.
Underlying conditions
Osteopathy can support a wide range of conditions, including:
- Arthritis
- Bursitis
- Tendonitis
- Carpal tunnel syndrome
- Ganglion cysts
- Gout
- Osteoarthritis
- Bone cancer
- Infection
- Inflammatory conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis
- Nerve compression
- Fractures
Why is Head Above Healthcare the best choice in Brisbane for your Hand, Wrist & Elbow Pain?
At Head Above Healthcare, we take the time to assess your symptoms properly and explain what is happening in a clear, practical way. Our team works with precision and care, aiming to relieve pain while improving overall function so you can return to daily activities with confidence.
People across Brisbane trust us because of our consistent results, considered approach, and commitment to offering genuine, patient-focused care.
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