Wrist replacement surgery is an invasive procedure for the treatment of wrist problems or conditions. It involves the replacement of the damaged wrist joint with an artificial joint. Unlike wrist fusion which eliminates all motion, wrist replacement allows for movements in the wrist joints enabling individuals to perform tasks involving wrist bending or rotation.

• Total Wrist Replacement: Surgery involving the replacement of the entire wrist joint including bones and cartilage with an artificial joint.
• Partial Wrist Replacement: Surgical process involving the replacement of just a part of the joint that is damaged.

• Total Wrist Replacement: Ranges from ₹1,40,000 and ₹7,00,000
• Partial Wrist Replacement: Typically costs between ₹1,50,000 and ₹3,70,000 

These figures are approximate and can vary based on individual circumstances, hospital facilities, and additional services required.

• Reduced Mobility & Stiffness: Conditions like wrist injury, arthritis, and fracture can restrict movements, and the stiffness may worsen over time.
• Weakness & Loss of Strength: Wrist injuries or conditions can weaken the joint and surrounding muscles resulting in loss of grip strength.
• Deformity: Untreated fractures, arthritis and other wrist conditions can lead to permanent wrist damage.
• Increased Stress on Adjacent Joints: Pain in the wrist joint can lead to compensatory overuse of nearby joints, potentially causing secondary joint problems.

• Exercise: Perform wrist exercises to improve strength & flexibility.
• Avoid Repetitive Strain: Limit repetitive hand & wrist movement to avoid strain.
• Wear Protective Equipment: Use proper gear during high-impact sports/activities.
• Maintain Joint Health: Eat a balanced diet rich in anti-inflammatory foods that support bone health.
• Avoid Overexertion: Act early, don’t push through pain while performing activities.