Non-Surgical Hand Treatments In Cranston, RI

Wear and tear on the wrists and hands is increasingly common in a world filled with hand-held devices and keyboards. As we place more and more strain on our hands and wrists, they can wear down over time.

Regenexx provides breakthrough, non-surgical treatments that use your body’s own healing agents to treat and repair injuries including carpal tunnel syndrome, TFCC tear, thumb CMC, basal joint arthritis, trigger finger, and other degenerative problems related to the hand or wrist.

Downtime is a fraction of what it is with surgery and generally requires little or no need for opioid pain medications or time off of work.

What Types of Hand Injuries Can Be Treated With Regenexx?

Various types of hand injuries may benefit from Regenexx procedures. However, the injuries most often seen by Regenexx physicians are:

• Carpal tunnel syndrome
• Triangular fibrocartilage complex tears (TFCC tears)
• Thumb osteoarthritis (Thumb OA)

Patients’ Results

We maintain an active national registry to track patients’ progress and side effects after procedures. Patients who have undergone Regenexx procedures for hand and wrist pain, injuries, and other conditions report:

Is Regenexx Right for Your Hand Pain or Injury?

At Regenexx, we are dedicated to giving you the information you need to make an informed decision about your best treatment option.

During your initial appointment, your Regenexx doctor will use our four-part SANS (stability, articulation, neuromuscular, and symmetry) evaluation to identify the underlying causes of your pain. Your doctor will examine your injury through a full range of motion and may use ultrasound to observe the inner workings in real time. 

This approach gives a more accurate picture of the root cause of your pain.

Am I a candidate?

Watch Debbie’s patient testimonial video and see how Regenexx helped her back to what she loves:

Note: Like all medical procedures, Regenexx procedures have success and failure rates. Not all patients will experience the same results. For more information on patients’ results visit our active national registry.