I have moderate to severe pain in my hand for past year?

Question

Doctors done know what it is but think its some form of tendonitis for which they have no cure.

They say take painkillers, if needed. However, pain killers like advil, tynenol, asprin and even codene dont have any difference. Has anybody experienced such a thing

Answer 1

I go through this all the time. Ibuprofen or a painkiller. My friend that was just on Aleve is going through Dialysis due to the damage the Aleve did to her, there's a class action suit against the makers of Aleve over this by the way.

Your hand contains so many bones....they could be worn, arthritic a or rheumatoid. Also the cervical spinal column and the vertebrae, the nerves from the for arm. A lot to consider here.
The doctor probably doesn't think your bad enough to have anything serious done yet.
An arthroscope can tell what's wrong. They put a needle with a small camera in it into your hand and actually see what's going on. Good luck

Answer 2

My hands get like that too sometimes. I've worked in a fast food restaurant for almost 8 1/2 years though. Another manager I worked with had the same issue as you. She went to the doctor and they told her it was carpal tunnel syndrome because of the repetitive hand motions at her job. Check that out. As far as pain killers, ask your doctor about a pain management clinic. I have to go to one for my lower back, knees, legs, and feet. I'm only 35 & feel as though I am 75 when I wake up. I can hardly move. This is due to an injury I had almost three years ago. But all the pain management clinic will do is dose you up. If you do go that route, ask for physical therapy too. That will help it get better. Unless it won't ever get any better.

Answer 3

Aleve helps me the best. Make sure you keep them warm, as mine get really stiff and sore when its cold. I have RSD, a condition in which the brain sends signals of pain even though theres no actual injury, to put it in its simpilist form. This causes tingling, burning senstations, and sensitivity. For you it may just be from over use of course.

Answer 4

See your well-being care service as quickly as conceivable (orthopedic well-being care expert or hand professional), for consultation. Hand soreness usually effects from rheumatoid arthritis or osteoarthritis. different motives ought to incorporate carpal tunnel syndrome, overuse harm and annoying harm. the main indications of de Quervain's tenosynovitis are soreness and swelling close to the backside of your thumb. The soreness might seem without warning or might boost over if the condition is going to long without scientific care, the soreness might unfold farther into your thumb, back into your forearm or the two. Pinching, grasping and different movements of your thumb and wrist irritate the soreness. indications of de Quervain's tenosynovitis incorporate: soreness close to the backside of your thumb. Swelling close to the backside of your thumb. A fluid-crammed cyst interior a similar area using fact the swelling and soreness. project shifting your thumb and wrist once you're doing activities that contain grasping or pinching. A "sticking" or "end-and-flow" sensation on your thumb whilst attempting to flow it. A squeaking sound using fact the tendons attempt to flow back and forth by the contaminated sheaths. indications of a broken wrist can incorporate: soreness, particularly whilst flexing the wrist Tenderness Swelling Bruising Deformity of the wrist, inflicting it to look crooked and bent. See a doctor for a perfect diagnosis and scientific care. i'm hoping this helps you. And good luck.

Answer 5

Aleve helps me more than tylenol, or ibuprofen and more than the prescriptions that the Dr. advised.

Answer 6

I generally take just Aspirn & use Lotion on my hands with vitimins, & run warm water on my hands, Yes mine does that to.

Answer 7

TRY SOME RUBS FOR ACHES AND PAINS. THEY DO HELP.