Hand pain and swelling: patient feedback
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A patient describes pain and swelling in both hands, difficulty gripping, and improvement during care at City Physiotherapy in Okhla.
What brought them in
The patient describes severe pain and swelling in both hands that made gripping, holding objects and everyday work difficult. The clinic’s on-screen caption identifies the condition as De Quervain’s tenosynovitis.
Care they describe
The patient describes about 20 days of treatment at City Physiotherapy and comments on the physiotherapist’s attention during care.
What they reported afterwards
The patient reports having no pain at the time of the recording and says the swelling has reduced substantially.
Read transcript excerpts
Selected English transcript excerpts, edited for readability rather than presented word for word. Personal introductions have been omitted.
I was suffering from severe pain in both my hands. There was extreme swelling, and I wasn't able to grip anything, hold anything or do any kind of work. Within 20 days of treatment, I have found relief. Now I'm in a state where I have no pain, and the swelling has also reduced drastically.
This video shares an individual patient’s experience. Their reported improvement is not a guarantee of results for others. Treatment decisions require an individual assessment.
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