No one wants it, yet it's the body's way of getting your attention when something is wrong. You're probably sufficiently in tune with your body to know when the pain is just a bother, perhaps the result of moving furniture a day or two before or eating that third enchilada.
Wrist Blood Pressure Monitors use the radial artery to measure blood pressure instead of the more commonly used brachial artery. The key is to place the monitor on your wrist properly, just above the wrist bone and then to hold your wrist up level with or above your heart.
Pain in the wrist. Restricted movement of wrist due to pain. Pins and needles sensation. Pain in wrist is worse at night. Pain may radiate upwards to the arm. Muscles of hand and palm become weak, this causes weakness of hand. Things fall off from your wrist. Reduced wrist grasp.