DEQUERVIAN TENOSYNOVITIS

Wrist Pain Treatment | De Quervain’s Tenosynovitis Relief Without Surgery

Advanced Non-Surgical Care for Thumb-Side Wrist Pain

De Quervain’s tenosynovitis is a common condition causing pain on the thumb side of the wrist, especially during gripping, lifting, or thumb movement. It is frequently seen in new mothers, office workers, and individuals with repetitive hand use.

At our Pain Management Centre, we offer accurate ultrasound-based diagnosis and advanced non-surgical treatment, including ultrasound-guided targeted interventions, for effective and lasting relief.

This condition occurs due to inflammation and thickening of the tendons at the base of the thumb, affecting smooth movement.

Pain near the thumb and wrist

Pain while gripping or lifting objects

Swelling near the thumb base

Difficulty moving the thumb

Pain aggravated by repetitive hand use

Ultrasound plays a key role in both confirming diagnosis and guiding precise treatment.

Identifies tendon inflammation and thickening

Detects sheath constriction

Differentiates from other wrist conditions

When symptoms persist, targeted ultrasound-guided procedures provide effective relief.

Ensures precise placement at the affected tendon sheath

Enhances safety

Avoids surrounding structures

Rapid pain relief

Improved thumb movement

Reduction in swelling

Minimally invasive and safe

Helps avoid surgery

Thumb and wrist rest

Splinting (if required)

Stretching and strengthening exercises

Ergonomic correction

Activity modification

These are essential for long-term recovery and prevention.

Expertise in wrist and hand pain conditions

Advanced ultrasound-guided interventions

Focus on non-surgical, minimally invasive care

Integration with rehabilitation and ergonomics

When Should You Consult a Specialist?

Persistent wrist pain near the thumb

Pain affecting daily hand use

Difficulty gripping or lifting

No improvement with rest

Restore Pain-Free Hand Function

With ultrasound-guided treatment and structured rehabilitation, De Quervain’s tenosynovitis can be effectively managed without surgery.

Consult us today for expert wrist pain care