Wrist pain after your accident? Our top rated chiropractors are experienced in diagnosing, treating and rehabbing injuries to the wrist.
The frequent use of our complex and delicate extremities like the wrist makes them highly susceptible to injury. Pain can range from persistent discomfort while performing tasks like writing to difficulty with basic activities such as standing or walking. Severe cases can render the wrist completely useless. Various causes and types of pain can originate from the bones, joints, tendons, nerves, or connective tissues. Common sources of pain include inflammation, nerve damage, repetitive motion injuries, sprains, fractures, or underlying chronic health conditions.
Wrist pain is commonly caused by car accidents, sudden injuries such as sprains or fractures, or long-term conditions like repetitive stress, arthritis, and carpal tunnel syndrome. Given the variety of possible causes and complex nature of the wrist, accurately diagnosing wrist pain is crucial to a proper recovery. A County Line chiropractor can help you identify the root cause of your wrist pain, and guide you toward an effective and manageable recovery and rehab plan.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I Need X-Rays After a Car Accident?
X-rays are commonly used to evaluate bone injuries, fractures, or spinal alignment issues after a collision. They may be recommended if a healthcare provider suspects structural injury.
I Have Pain After a Car Accident. What Should I Do?
Persistent pain after a collision should be evaluated by a healthcare professional. Medical evaluation helps identify possible injuries such as: - Whiplash - Herniated discs - Muscle strains - Joint injuries Early diagnosis allows appropriate treatment and documentation for insurance purposes.
Should I Go to a Chiropractor After a Car Accident?
Medical evaluation after a collision can help identify injuries that may not be immediately obvious, including whiplash and soft-tissue injuries affecting the spine. Early assessment can help determine appropriate treatment options.
Our team utilizes a variety of proven methods to treat wrist injuries, including ice and heat therapy, stretching exercises, ultrasound, electrical stimulation, and muscle-strengthening and rehabilitative exercises. Each patient receives a personalized treatment plan tailored to their needs, with flexibility to adjust based on their progress and response to care.
After a brief consultation regarding your wrist pain and injury, related accident and history, we will perform a complete neurological and physical examination to determine the extent of damage. X-Ray and MRI studies may be done to assist in proper diagnosis. A report of findings will be done with you to go over your injury and in-office and at-home treatment options.