Hand trauma

Hand trauma refers to injuries affecting the hand, fingers, or wrist, which can involve bones, tendons, nerves, blood vessels, or skin. Common causes include accidents, falls, or sharp objects. Such injuries may cause pain, swelling, limited movement, or deformity, and sometimes bleeding or numbness. Prompt treatment is important to prevent long-term damage or disability. Depending on severity, treatment options range from cleaning and stitches to surgery or physical therapy. Recognizing signs of serious injury and seeking immediate care can help ensure proper healing and restore function.