Difficulty bending or rotating the wrist: Trouble with turning or flexing the wrist during daily activities.

Difficulty grasping objects: Reduced ability to squeeze or firmly grab items.

Difficulty or inability to fully extend fingers: Limited finger straightening that hinders normal hand function.

Numbness and tingling: Sensations in the hand, wrist, or forearm that may indicate nerve compression.

Pain during everyday tasks: Discomfort experienced when performing activities like turning a doorknob or opening a jar.

Stiffness in hand or wrist joints: Restricted movement or rigidity that impairs normal function.

Swelling in the fingers or hands: Noticeable inflammation or puffiness in the soft tissues of the hand.

Weakness in the hands or fingers: Reduced strength that affects daily activities and overall hand performance.