Your wrist is aching especially when you try to move it What could this be?

Answer 1

It could be Arthritis, or a strain or sprained muscle, or if you spend a lot of time on the computer, it could be Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. You would need to get a doctor's diagnosis to know for sure.

Answer 2

It sounds like the cartilege in the joints has become altered. The cartilege keeps the bones at the joint from rubbing together, hence the popping sound. It can also cause pain and swelling and lead to arthritis. It depends on where the pain is. If it's near the center of your wrist, then you may have torn your scapholunate ligament. I'd strongly suggest that you see a hand and microvascular surgeon, rather than a run-of-the-mill orthopaedic surgeon. On a side note, I tore my scapholunate, went and saw an orthopaedic surgeon and he told me that "I don't want to have the surgical procedure to repair it." He never told me what was wrong, just that I didn't want surgery. I decided to get a second opinion and by then it was too late. There's a 3-6 week time window for scapholunate repair and once it passes, you've gotta live with it until you develop full-blown SLAC wrist and require wrist arthrodesis (bone fusion), decreasing your range of motion by as much as 95%.

Answer 3

Not everyones hands ache If they do ache

Um I think you have to put lotion on them

Answer 4

Mine does the same thing for about a week then stops for a couple months then starts again

Answer 5

Perhaps u broke your wrist bone