Hansaplast - Why and When to Use a Wrist Brace

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Why and When to Use a Wrist Brace

• When experiencing pain, tingling sensation, and
  discomfort in the wrist all the time due to any
  underlying medical condition like a Carpal
  Tunnel Syndrome or an injury, doctors usually
  suggest wearing a wrist brace. Pain in the wrist
  may have varying causes, but the most typical
  solution provided and recommended by medical
  experts is supporting the wrist, and the wrist
  brace is the best way to do it. It is here where
  the Hansaplast Wrist Brace comes into the
  picture. Backed with 90 years of experience and
  expertise in manufacturing cutting-edge and high-
  end wound care solutions, products, and
  innovations, Hansaplast helps in recovery of
  small inconveniences. It provides a superior
  wrist support solution allowing it to heal
  properly and completely.
• When to Use a Wrist Brace?
• A wrist brace provides a perfect support
  mechanism to the wrist. It must be worn in
  certain conditions or when prescribed by the
  doctor. Here are a few conditions when wearing a
  wrist brace is best recommended
• Dropping things due to lack of strength in the
  wrist
• Numbness or burning sensation in the wrist
• Pain, discomfort, or tingling sensation in
  fingers and thumb
• Weakness in Hand
• Symptoms are more pronounced when the person is
  asleep
• When facing any or all of the above issues, the
  doctors may ask the patient to give support to
  the wrist. Wearing it is particularly important
  when the patient is asleep because, in sleep, the
  person may bend their wrists. This results in
  putting a lot of pressure on the median nerve.
  The wrist brace keeps the wrist straight and in a
  neutral position. Patients suffering from carpal
  tunnel syndrome have been found to get a lot of
  relief from this condition wearing the brace and
  adequately supporting the wrist.
• Patients with acute pain and discomfort can wear
  this support solution in the daytime, too, if
  they are engaging in activities that can trigger
  a flare-up. Extra strain or repetitive motions of
  the wrist can worsen the symptoms. It is better
  to avoid it rather than treat it.