Occupational hand therapy is an essential part of recovery for many individuals dealing with hand, wrist, or upper extremity injuries. Whether you’re recovering from surgery, managing a chronic condition, or healing from a traumatic injury, therapy helps you regain strength, flexibility, and functionality. However, the journey doesn’t end when your therapy sessions do. Maintaining your…
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How to Maintain Progress After Occupational Hand Therapy Ends
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7 Most Common Types of Hand Surgery
If you are suffering from a hand problem, you may be unable to perform everyday activities that you once took for granted. Tasks such as brushing your teeth, doing laundry, and vacuuming the house may be difficult to perform due to pain and limitations. Even turning a key or opening a jar may become difficult….
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Are You Suffering from Carpal Tunnel Syndrome?
Medical issues in the hands and wrists can be extremely limiting and frustrating. They can turn even the simplest tasks into difficult challenges, and when left untreated, lead to debilitating symptoms. The most common of these issues is carpal tunnel syndrome or CTS. In fact, according to a study by the American College of Rheumatology,…