Hand Muscles
The pain, symptoms and signs of dysfunction in the hand muscles. Cause and effect are listed as well as other muscles that may be contributing to your pain.
Abductor Digiti Minimi Hand Muscle: Hand Finger Pain
Abductor digiti minimi hand muscle contributes to pain on the outside of the hand radiating up into the little finger. Pain can be sharp when moving the little finger. The outside pad of the hand will often have a dull ache.
Read MoreLumbrical Muscles of Hand: Hand and Finger Pain
The lumbrical muscles of the hand contribute to pain in the back of the hand and the fingers. Pain in the index finger and/or the little finger are most common. Stiffness in the finger joints mimics arthritis pain. Stiffness and pain when opening and closing the hand is also common.
Read MoreAdductor Pollicis Muscle: Thumb Pad and Thumb Pain
The adductor pollicis muscle contributes to pain in the thumb and the base of the thumb. Gripping muscles between the thumb and fingers is painful.
Read MoreOpponens Pollicis Muscle: Thumb Pad, Thumb, Wrist Pain
The opponens pollicis muscle contributes to pain in the thumb and wrist. Pinching and holding objects between the thumb and index finger causes a sharp pain
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