Shoulders, hands

Pain in the right arm

Pain in the right arm is often called right-sided brachialgia in clinical practice (from the Greek words - brachion - shoulder and algos - hurts, pain). This is a common complaint, which is one of many manifestations of the underlying disease causing pain.

Pain in the axilla.

Pain in the armpit is caused by various reasons, some of which are fairly simple in terms of treatment, others are quite serious, requiring a thorough examination and complex therapeutic measures.

Shoulder pain

Shoulder pain is a fairly common complaint for patients of many age groups. The shoulder joint is actively used by everyone, from young to old, since it is perhaps one of the most mobile joints in the body.

Elbow pain

Elbow joint pain can occur not only from a blow. The elbow joint is susceptible to such a disease as epicondylitis (there is external and internal). It occurs from an injury or severe overload of the tendons on the hand and affects a person regardless of age.

Pain in the little finger

Pain in the little finger can be associated with pressure on a nerve in the wrist or elbow area. The underlying cause of pain is most often ulnar or radial tunnel syndrome.

Arm muscle pain

Pain in the arm muscles appears during moments of severe fatigue from physical overexertion or as a consequence of the development of one of many diseases.

Finger pain

There are many diseases that can cause pain in the fingers. Firstly, it is rheumatoid arthritis, a chronic inflammatory disease that affects the joints. The exact causes of this disease are still not completely clear.

Left shoulder pain

Pain in the left shoulder is often caused by excessive physical activity, fraught with inflammatory processes. Inflammatory processes, in turn, provoke the occurrence of joint effusion, local edema and even minor ruptures of the muscles and tendons covering the shoulder joint.

Nail pain

Nail pain can cause many problems and turn into unpleasant consequences for those who ignore it. But a certain percentage of patients do so, believing that the pain will go away on its own, or they self-medicate, using "grandmother's" methods. Many even wonder why we need these horny plates on the ends of our fingers?

Pain in the fingers

Pain in the fingers, depending on the type of pain, can be caused by various reasons.

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