I’m experiencing pain in my wrist where the Apple Watch sits. I found this forum by googling. I’m wondering if any solutions have been found since it would be very disappointing to have to stop wearing it.
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Hi 103JLT,
I'm sorry to hear about the wrist pain you're experiencing as a result of your Apple Watch.
Something that could help with this would be a new Apple Watch band. If you're using a more stiff, silicone band such as the Sport Band, or a heavier band such as the Milanese loop, you can try purchasing a new band such as the Sport Loop, which features a soft and breathable woven material. If you think the problem you're experiencing is because your Apple Watch is too heavy, and is weighing down your wrist, you may want to try purchasing a smaller Apple Watch or one of the lighter aluminum models, and selling your other watch.
Hope this helps!
-Dallen
Hi 103JLT,
I'm sorry to hear about the wrist pain you're experiencing as a result of your Apple Watch.
Something that could help with this would be a new Apple Watch band. If you're using a more stiff, silicone band such as the Sport Band, or a heavier band such as the Milanese loop, you can try purchasing a new band such as the Sport Loop, which features a soft and breathable woven material. If you think the problem you're experiencing is because your Apple Watch is too heavy, and is weighing down your wrist, you may want to try purchasing a smaller Apple Watch or one of the lighter aluminum models, and selling your other watch.
Hope this helps!
-Dallen
103JLT wrote:
I’m experiencing pain in my wrist where the Apple Watch sits. I found this forum by googling. I’m wondering if any solutions have been found since it would be very disappointing to have to stop wearing it.
Go see your doctor/physician.
Dallen, Take a look at the the two similar answers above for health and safety questions like this.
We are not qualified to advise on medical matters. Apple Support have all the right resources.
Thank you for participating in the Apple Support Communities.
I want to make sure you reach the right team for help with your device. I recommend that you stop using the device and contact Apple Support directly. Depending on your region, you may be able to reach them here
Click here > Contact - Official Apple Support
or phone numbers
Click here > Contact Apple for support and service - Apple Support
For your own health and safety further discussion is discouraged here
Thank you for participating in the Apple Support Communities.
We want to make sure you reach the right team for help with your device. We recommend that you contact Apple Support directly. Depending on your region, you may be able to reach them here: Get Support.
As far as I know, saying that a lighter weight watch or different band might be more comfortable isn't medical advice. I definitely could have phrased it better though.
Read and learn.
Thanks for being such a kind person!
You're welcome, glad I could help.
Experiencing pain in my wrist where the Apple Watch sits
