Why your wrist isnt getting better.

Have you ever wondered why your wrist is taking so long to improve after a fall or weight lifting injury?

Its important to assess what part of the wrist is injured (i.e bone, tendon, ligament) and figure out whether the activity you are performing is aggravating your condition. Tendon and ligaments have poor vascular supply and often can take a long time to heal. Its important to progress from immbilization with light functional activity, then to isometric exercises and then weights to avoid re-injury. TFCC/wrist sprains, ECU tendonitis, and Scapholunate injuries all requires avoidance of aggravating activity and proper support to help with healing.

At Hands on Neurorehab, we can help with your rehab via tool kits and online consultations with a hand/wrist specialist. Please see Contact us for more information.

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