Diagnosis of pain in palm of hands can be made after thorough history taking and clinical examination. Investigations may include blood work to detect presence of inflammation, infection and joint problems. X-rays, CT scans, MRI and nerve studies may be done. If joint swelling is present, fluid aspiration may be considered.
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