When you think of bone spurs, you may immediately think of heel pain. That’s because many bone spurs develop in the heel, where weight and gravity strain the joint. However, bone spurs can occur in any place where two joints meet or where ligaments and tendons meet the bone. Sometimes, this can include the wrist.
3 signs that you have a bone spur on your wrist bone
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5 reasons your finger hurts when it’s bent but doesn’t swell
February 12th, 2023Finger pain and stiffness can keep you from the activities you depend on. For example, if you work in an office, finger pain may prevent you from typing comfortably on your keyboard. If you work outside or in a warehouse, you may not be able to handle your equipment properly. It’s important to address your
Do you need a referral for physical therapy in Missouri?
September 3rd, 2022Do you want to make a physical therapy appointment, but you don’t have a referral from a physician? Depending on what state you live in, you can. Direct access laws allow you to begin physical therapy sessions without waiting for a health care provider’s approval. As a result, you can save both time and money
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