Wrist pain can be a mysterious symptom that often occurs after an injury to the distal arm. Initial diagnoses frequently include an injury in or around the wrist such as distal radius fracture, carpal tunnel syndrome, osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, de Quervain’s, repetitive strain injury, fibrocartilage complex injury, tendonitis, or bursitis. Time and again, the initial. . .
Why does my hip(s) hurt? Over time one’s hip takes a beating especially if they were an athlete. Although, there is a cushion between the hip and pelvic bone, doesn’t mean it is indestructible. There are multiple causes of hip pain, but some of the biggest are; arthritis, bursitis, hip fractures, hip impingement, and tendonitis.. . .
Bursitis occurs when the fluid-filled sacs, called bursae sacs, become inflamed. These sacs help the joints of our body move smoothly and can be irritated from sudden injuries or constant pressure. An infection can also cause these bursae sacs to become inflamed from an injury to the hip, an infection of the tissue near the. . .