Thumb & Wrist Pain Won't Go Away? Find Relief for De Quervain's

Dr. Grant Cooper from Princeton Spine and Joint Center explains the causes, symptoms, and treatment options for De Quervain's tenosynovitis-a painful inflammation of the thumb tendons often affecting new mothers, gardeners, and anyone with repetitive wrist strain. He covers how to self-diagnose using Finkelstein's test, explains conservative treatments like bracing, stretching, and rest, and discusses anti-inflammatory options like ice, topical gels, and injections. For persistent cases, Dr. Cooper explores regenerative techniques like PRP and briefly explains surgical options, offering a comprehensive overview for anyone managing thumb and wrist pain.

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00:00 Introduction to De Quervain's Tenosynovitis
00:35 Diagnosing De Quervain's: Symptoms and Tests
02:49 Understanding Tendons and Inflammation
04:04 Non-Surgical Treatments for De Quervain's
07:22 Advanced Treatment Options: Injections and Regenerative Medicine
12:00 Surgical Solutions for Persistent Cases
12:28 Conclusion - Like & Subscribe!

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