What are the symptoms of de Quervain’s tendinosis?

What are the symptoms of de Quervain’s tendinosis?

Symptoms of de Quervain’s tendinosis can include:

• Pain and tenderness along the side of the wrist on the thumb side.
• Pain that gets worse as you use the hand and thumb.
• Pain that appears suddenly or develops over time.
• Pain that travels into the thumb or from the wrist to the lower arm (forearm).
• Pain or difficulty when moving the thumb, especially when grasping or pinching objects.
• Feeling snapping or popping sensation in the wrist when moving the thumb.