Physiotherapy and exercise
Guided movement, strength, and activity planning.
Understand · 01
About wrist & hand pain
Repeated hand use, falls, twisting injuries, arthritis, tendon irritation, nerve compression, and inflammatory disease can contribute. The exact location, affected fingers, swelling, numbness, and movement pattern help guide assessment.
Common conditions
- Thumb base osteoarthritis
- Wrist osteoarthritis
- De Quervain tenosynovitis
- Carpal tunnel syndrome
- Triangular fibrocartilage injury
- Inflammatory arthritis
Explore · 02
Treatment options compared
The cause, health history and goals guide your options.
Medication
Medicines used within a wider care plan.
Injections
A substance placed into or around the affected area.
Surgery
Repairing, stabilising, or replacing damaged tissue.
Stem cell therapy
Prepared cells administered after clinical screening.
Explore · 03
How does stem cell therapy work for wrist and hand pain?
The wrist and hand contain small joints, tendons, ligaments and nerves in a compact space. Thumb-base arthritis, tendon irritation and carpal tunnel syndrome can all affect grip, but they do not have the same cause or treatment pathway.
The proposed biological action
For selected joint or tendon discussions, the proposed role of mesenchymal stromal cells centres on signals released into the surrounding tissue environment. These signals can interact with local cells and inflammatory activity. This should not be described as growing a new small joint or rebuilding a damaged tendon, and no change in grip or pain can be guaranteed.
What it cannot be assumed to do
Cells do not release the compressed nerve in carpal tunnel syndrome, straighten a deformed joint or reconnect a torn ligament. Nerve compression, fractures and significant structural injury require their own care pathways. Hand therapy, splinting, activity adjustments or surgery may be more appropriate depending on the diagnosis.
Explore · 04
Is it right for me?
May be worth discussing
- Symptoms persist after standard care
- A joint or tendon condition is identified
- You want to review the options in writing
- Work demands can inform follow up
May not be suitable
- Infection, pregnancy or uncontrolled health
- Cancer concerns needing review
- Nerve damage, fracture, instability or tendon rupture
- Unmanaged inflammatory disease
Trust · 05
Your journey & recovery
- 01
Consultation
Share symptoms and questions.
- 02
Records review
Review history, medicines and scans.
- 03
Personalised plan
Discuss options, timing and pricing.
- 04
Procedure & follow up
Receive care and activity guidance.
Recovery and return to activity depend on the procedure and your health. Confirm activity and flight timing with your medical team.
Decide · 06
Questions and answers
Cost depends on assessment, sessions, tests and follow up. Written pricing is shared after your free consultation.
