The hand is a complex structure of bones, muscles, ligaments, and tendons that all work seamlessly together. They allow us to achieve a wide range of tasks without thinking – from gripping large objects to threading a small needle. There are numerous hand conditions that can interfere with these simple activities, often causing painful symptoms like swelling, tenderness and restricted movement. Most people will suffer from hand pain at some point in their lives, and there are many hand conditions that can be treated conservatively using pain relief, rest and rehabilitation exercises. If your hand condition is not improving, talk to a hand orthopaedic specialist for an accurate diagnosis and personalised treatment pathway. 

• Hand fracture
• Hand fractures are a painful condition where one or more of the bones in your hand is partially or completely broken. 
• Hand arthritis
• Hand arthritis is a progressive condition that can affect different parts of the hand causing inflammation, pain and stiff movement.
• Hand tendonitis
• Hand tendonitis is an inflammation of the tendons in the hand and is a common cause of hand pain.
• Dislocated finger
• Dislocated finger is a serious injury caused by sudden impact that requires immediate medical attention.
• Trigger finger
• Trigger finger occurs when inflammation prevents the tendon from making smooth movements and the finger becomes locked in position.