De Quervain’s tenosynovitis is inflammation of the tendons on the thumb side of the wrist, causing pain and difficulty with thumb and wrist movement.
It often results from repetitive hand or wrist motions, overuse, injury, or underlying conditions like arthritis.
Pain and tenderness at the base of the thumb
Swelling near the wrist
Difficulty gripping or pinching
A “catching” or “sticking” sensation when moving the thumb
Conventional treatments include rest, splinting, anti-inflammatory medications, corticosteroid injections, and surgery in persistent cases.
Persistent symptoms despite injections
Discomfort or inconvenience from splints
Surgery risks and recovery time
Recurrence of symptoms
We offer non-invasive, targeted therapies that promote healing and reduce inflammation, including:
Shockwave therapy (from $180/session) to stimulate tendon repair and reduce pain
Pioneered HotHeal Therapy Protocol combining manual therapy and non-invasive radiofrequency to ease symptoms
Pioneered Home Therapy Protocol with FDA-approved PEMF, Regenerix Gold, and Korean transdermal technology for home care
Yes. Early intervention often prevents progression and reduces need for surgery.
Many notice improvement within a few sessions; ongoing home therapy supports lasting results.
Surgery is usually reserved for severe, persistent cases unresponsive to conservative care.
Established since 2007 at Shaw House
Pioneers of the HotHeal and Home Therapy Protocols
Affordable shockwave therapy from $180
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