Reel-Adjust Wrist Brace is a brace for thumb sprain fixation, stable navicular fracture, wrist fracture fixation, carpal tunnel syndrome prevention, and other symptoms. This ergonomic hand splint will give your injured wrist the support it needs to sleep or rest. The triple compression fixation design of the back of the hand, the wrist, and the forearm can make our products have a very close wrapping effect and fixation effect, and the elasticity can be well adjusted, which is more conducive to the recovery of the patient's wrist. In addition, every edge of our products is carefully machined and inspected, so there will be no coarse feeling.
For those patients
1.Wrist tunnel syndrome
2.Conservative treatment of carpal tendinitis
3.Thumb sprain and ligament damag
4.Mother's hand
5.Radial nerve palsy
6.Rheumatoid arthritis or degenerative arthritis of the thumb
What is wrist tenosynovitis
Wrist tenosynovitis usually causes finger numbness in the body. Some people may feel tingling or have decreased sensitivity. In severe cases, it may lead to difficulty in movement. You can relieve the symptoms by hot water or gentle massage. Keep hands warm every day, avoid too much physical labor, and keep enough sleep time.
The patients with wrist tenosynovitis had difficulty flexing their fingers, especially in the morning, but they improved after a few activities. This is one of the manifestations of wrist tenosynovitis.
Patients with tenosynovitis have local tenderness and induration, which is also a common manifestation of wrist tenosynovitis.
In severe cases, the performance of wrist tenosynovitis can produce a snap, and the affected fingers of tenosynovitis can be bent and difficult to stretch or stretch but unable to bend.
The symptoms of wrist tenosynovitis are pain, tenderness and local swelling at the styloid process of the radius. Sometimes, the tenosynovitis can touch the hard lump.
The fingers of patients with wrist tenosynovitis are difficult to move, which is more obvious in the morning, with occasional snapping.
Using computers for a long time has almost become an inevitable part of life. However, the computers that work every day are slowly eating away at your hands. When you stretch your arms and move your fingers at the end of a day's intense work, have you ever found that the joints of your fingers and wrists are dull and painful? Don't think it's just that your fingers are overworked. It's likely that you are entangled by the "keyboard hand".
"Keyboard player" refers to the strain and inflammation of some finger joints caused by long-term use of the keyboard and mouse. Its scientific name is "tenosynovitis". Generally, as long as you do the same action for a long time, quickly and forcefully, you may have tenosynovitis on your joints, which will cause pain and block your activities. Every day, using a computer keyboard, mouse, MP3, or even using a mobile phone to send messages will make certain fingers bend and stretch repeatedly and forcefully for a long time, which will cause excessive friction of the tendons of the hands, which is also the "prerequisite" for the formation of tenosynovitis.
