| Problems Repetitive Strain Injuries - Symptoms gradually worsen over a period of time and occur without a specific accident or injury. Can be caused by repetitive work, awkward positioning or forceful movements. Usually, symptoms gradually worsen but may suddenly worsen after a burst of activity (for example, weekend warriors) or by an episode of prolonged or unaccustomed activity (for example, working long hours to make a deadline).
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Traumatic Injuries - Symptoms occur as the result of a sudden injury - a break, sprain/strain, bruise, contusion or crush
Arthritic - Hand pain and joint changes caused by "wear and tear" (osteoarthritis), rheumatoid arthritis or other arthritic processes
Bumps, Cysts, Cords - Bumps or lumps that occur spontaneously or a thickening of tissue in the palm (for example, ganglion cysts, Dupytren's disease)
|  Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Cubital Tunnel Syndrome Epicondylitis DeQuervain's Disorder Trigger Finger Tendonitis |
