WristPain

WristPain can result from repetitive motion injuries. Trauma or injuries such as strains and sprains can also cause WristPain, often occurring when falling forward onto outstretched hands. Repetitive wrist motion from tennis, bowling, or off-road driving can trigger wrist Pain, especially when performing movements for hours without breaks.

This develops through repetitive one-sided movement causing muscle tightness at the outer part of the elbow, continuing across the wrist to the inner part of the elbow while steadily increasing tension.

In many cases, Pain may be relieved during initial treatment by applying Osteopressure. The same causality appears in Golfer's Elbow, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Tendonitis, Arthrosis, and wrist joint arthrosis. Though affected individuals may experience one of these symptoms, they all share the same underlying cause.