We use our hands for activities from cooking to brushing our teeth to gardening to writing a shopping list. So when our hands, wrists, or fingers hurt, that pain can interfere with much of what we do.

As the weather gets even cooler, changes in barometric pressure may cause inflammation in your hands and wrists to ramp up. This leads to increased pain and aches, which are bothersome to deal with.

Repetitive actions, such as throwing a ball, lifting weights, and typing, can all cause inner elbow pain. It is particularly common among athletes and is often due to medial epicondylitis. People can ...

Over 100 million Americans are experiencing temperatures below 10° F, with the Southeastern U.S. seeing record lows. As a result, many individuals, especially those with joint pain, are feeling the ...

Once used mainly for distraction, VR is now being studied as a way to retrain the brain’s pain pathways—especially for people ...