Apple Watch causing wrist pain

As are you.

Where did you get a plastic bumper? I am sensitive to metals in my ears and think the watch may be a metals sensitivity.

Yup. If anything, the slight IR rays should soothe, not cause wrist pain.

Ah, well, that's too bad. You might be able to find someone who does leather work who could make/cut one down for you.

Best of luck.

Turn off the heart rate Monitor. We did that and everything else worked fine.

Sandra Andina1 wrote:

Have had an orthopedist and a nurse both tell me it's "age + Injury=arthritis."

And, as they say, getting old isn't for sissies!

mjmphillips wrote:

This is kind of big concern!

Yes, you should see your doctor as soon as possible.

Hi

yes, I am also facing the problems and looking for the solutions for it.

vivekanandamfromvancouver wrote:

Hi

yes, I am also facing the problems and looking for the solutions for it.

As has been stated here multiple times: Contact your doctor.

RX? Rex?

Heart rate monitor. Go to privacy and turn it off

The HRM (not Rex) does not cause any sort of cell damage.

If you are concerned about health implications, then do as has been indicated several times in this and other threads about wrist pain, see a physician.

Sandra Andina1 wrote:

Two orthopedists thus far have told me the watch has nothing to do with my wrist issues

That doesn't surprise me in the least.

So I assume you do not use a cell phone with LTE?