Even though most cases of wrist pain are mild and go away on their own with rest and at-home treatment, sometimes you need a visit to the doctor – especially if it goes on for more than a week.

Doctors are working to spread the word that swollen lymph nodes are a normal and expected side effect of the COVID-19 vaccine in an effort to ease patients’ fears of cancer and avoid unnecessary ...

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Weakened grip strength is a common finding. If a person tries to grip an object, they often have pain along the wrist’s ulnar (outer) side. Flexing the ring and pinky finger may also cause pain.