This part of the blog is for anyone whose wrist hurts and who wants to understand why before deciding what to do about it. I am a pole teacher and not a doctor, so these guides are about recognising what you are feeling, looking after yourself sensibly at home and knowing when it is time to get it checked properly.
Start with the guide to wrist pain causes, because where it hurts tells you a lot and that guide sorts things by location. From there, follow the article that matches you. Pain on the pinky side has its own guide, as does ulnar impaction syndrome, and thumb-side pain is covered in the piece on De Quervain's tenosynovitis. If you have found a bump on the wrist bone, or it only hurts when your wrist bends, there are articles for those as well.
Once you have a better idea of what is going on, the guide to medicine and treatments walks through the options from home care up to seeing a doctor, and the acupressure article is a gentle self-care routine that some people like to add. Please treat all of this as general information. If the pain is sharp, came from a fall, keeps coming back or comes with numbness or swelling, see a doctor or physiotherapist rather than waiting it out.