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Thumb and finger conditions can have a big impact on daily activities and can make life difficult. We use our fingers and thumbs to do everything from grasping objects and typing to playing musical instruments and a whole lot. When the thumb and fingers are painful or injured, it becomes difficult to use the hand to accomplish everyday tasks.

What are common thumb and finger conditions?

Thumb and finger disorders are quite common and are caused by performing repetitive tasks or an injury during sport or a fall. Certain medical conditions and age-related changes like arthritis and osteoporosis can affect muscles, nerves, or bones and can cause pain and inflammation in the fingers. Common thumb and finger problems include:

Braces and splints for the thumb and fingers support and stabilize the joints, reduce pain, restrict movement and help heal from injury or surgery. Rehab Store brings a huge collection

of thumb braces, thumb splints, finger braces, and finger splints to help treat various conditions from top brands like Rolyan, Norco, Liberty, etc.

What is a Thumb Spica Splint used for?

A thumb spica splint is designed to protect and immobilize the thumb after an injury or medical condition like arthritis. The thumb brace helps alleviate pain, increase stability, and ease stress off the joint. A thumb splint is indicated for conditions like arthritis, gamekeeper's thumb, skier's thumb, de Quervain's tenosynovitis, tendonitis, carpal tunnel syndrome, etc.

A thumb sling is used for mild injuries and prevention of injuries. The thumb sling gently hugs the thumb joint to reduce pain and prevent joint displacements. It works great for arthritis and ligament injuries and is ideal for all-day activity use. 3pp thumsling np thumb splint has a contoured strap that supports the thumb and wrist to control motion and relieve pain at the base of the thumb.

A thumb brace is designed to totally immobilize the thumb to prevent further damage to the thumb. A thumb brace is intended for thumb arthritis, thumb ligament injuries, skier's thumb, and following thumb surgery.

What to look for in a Thumb Brace for Arthritis

  • Material of the thumb brace: The soft thumb splints are made from neoprene or microfleece and are extremely light weight and breathable. They are less irritating and comfortable on the skin and ideal for those who need to wear the thumb brace for extended hours. A hard plastic thumb brace is good option for you if you work outdoors. It is durable, waterproof, and thinner than regular thumb splints.
  • Left or right hand: Take into consideration for which hand you need the brace for. Some model of thumb braces for arthritis fit either the right or the left hand. Some manufacturers make them interchangeable so that one can wear them on eighter hand.
  • Type of thumb spica splint: Hand and wrist brace covers the thumb, wrist, and parts of your hand. It is ideal for those with carpal tunnel syndrome as it can help reduce the radiating pain and tingling in hand. On the contrary, some thumb braces support just the thumb. These splints are best suited for those with osteoarthritis, ligament instability, thumb sprain, etc.
  • Size of the thumb stabilizer: A well-fitted brace is crucial for quick relief and speedy recovery. So, check the size chart and measure your thumb to determine the exact size that fits best. If you are not sure of the thumb size, you can buy a one-size-fits-all thumb brace.
  • Adjustability: Many thumb spica braces allow some adjustment so that you can choose the right level of compression.

FAQs about the Thumb Splint

How long do you need to wear a Thumb Spica Brace?

Typically, your doctor may recommend wearing a thumb splint for most of the day and for at least 3 to 4 weeks. During this time, you may be asked to remove the splint several times a day to exercise your hand and maintain its range of motion.

Should I wear the Thumb Brace to the bed?

If you wear the thumb splint for an extended time, your joints may stiffen up. Unless you have been told so by your doctor, do not wear the thumb brace overnight.

Does a Thumb Splint help tendonitis?

De Quervain’s tenosynovitis is a form of tendonitis causing pain and swelling at the base of the thumb. A thumb spica splint immobilizes the thumb and effectively reduces pain and inflammation. You may need to wear the brace for 4-6 weeks.

What is a Finger Brace?

A finger brace is designed to immobilize the injured finger to help it heal and prevent further damage. Finger splints come in various shapes and lengths, each treating a different condition. Rehab Store offers a wide array of trigger finger splints for various types of injuries to provide support.

Finger Splint types

  1. Buddy splints: In the buddy splinting technique, two adjoining fingers are taped together; the injured finger and the adjacent healthy finger. The fingers are taped on a point above and below the injury. These splints are normally used for mild sprains and strains not used for fractures.
  2. Static Splints: Static splints hold the joint in a specified position, either straight or slightly bent, depending on the injury. Some basic metal and foam static splints can be bought over the counter at drug stores. However, static splints can also be custom-made from moldable plastics or other casting materials. These splints are useful in treating fractures, repetitive use injuries, or tendon damage.
  3. Stack Splints: Stack splints are designed for injuries affecting the fingertips. These splints fit over the end of the finger to the first joint to hold the finger straight, preventing the joint from bending. Stack splints are usually made of plastic and come in various sizes. They have holes to promote good airflow.
  4. Dynamic Splints: Dynamic splints are designed to treat stiff joints. They feature spring-loaded mechanisms that are adjustable to provide the required amount of stretch for a joint that is stiff. Dynamic splints are made of plastic, foam, and metal. They are suitable to be worn at night or while the person is resting.

Top Reviewed Thumb Splints

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  5. Comfort Cool Thumb Spica

Where to buy the Thumb Splint and Finger Splint online?

Rehab Store carries high-quality thumb braces and finger braces for rehabilitation of thumb and fingers from top manufacturers such as Performance Health, North Coast Medical, Hely & Weber, and more at the best prices.

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