Overview

Ulnar wrist pain is pain on the side of your wrist opposite the thumb. The ulna is one of two forearm bones. Wrist pain can vary, depending on the cause. Ulnar wrist pain can be linked to many different types of injuries, including problems with the bones, tendons and ligaments.

Symptoms

Symptoms of ulnar wrist pain may include:

• Pain that worsens when gripping something or twisting the wrist.
• Loss of strength when trying to grip firmly.
• Trouble moving the wrist or rotating the forearm.
• A popping or clicking sound when moving the wrist.

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