Arthritis: Constant pain and stiffness in the wrist may be an early symptom of arthritis. It is a disease of joints in which swelling and stiffness increases. If there is no treatment on time, the hold of hands can be weak.

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: This problem is common in laptops, mobiles or long -term typing. In this, due to pressure on the vein, there is pain and tingling in the wrist and palms. It can also take a serious form.

Diabetes: Repeated pain in the wrist can also be a sign of diabetes. Being unbalanced sugar level affects the veins and bones, which increases the pain.

Gout: This is a kind of arthritis in which uric acid crystals accumulate in the joints. The effect of gout is often visible in wrist and fingers, causing swelling and severe pain.

Tendonitis: repeatedly causes swelling in the same activity or sudden injury. This causes severe pain in the wrist and difficulty in shaking and moving.

Bones fracture or injury: Sometimes a slight decline or injury causes a wrist fracture. This pain can gradually take severe form if X-rays and not examined on time.

Nerves problem: wrist pain can sometimes result in the problem of veins. It also feels tingling, numbness and weakness in the hands, which can be a sign of severe neurological disorder.