How to Fix Finger Stiffness! (Joint Jack)

How to use the Sammons Preston Joint Jack to fix a stiff finger with a PIP joint contracture. Use the Joint Jack to help extend/stretch your stiff proximal interphalangeal joint. Can assist with correcting Boutonniere deformity. This is part of a playlist to help you reduce your finger stiffness and return full function to your hand. As an Occupational Therapist specializing in hand therapy, I have had success with this technique. This is not the magic cure but it is another tool you can add to your toolbelt. Have a great day and please subscribe to the channel.
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Upper Extremity Engineers
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[@UpperExtremityEngineers]

Here is a link to buy a large joint jack on Amazon. Large will fit most people. To get a more precise fit you will probably need to buy from somewhere other than Amazon. amzn.to/3TEiJDR

[@apocalypsh]

Hello dr. My pip and dip joint is stiff... i am unable to make a fist. And its been 2 months. I'm doing my exercise and pip and dip joint i feel like its stuck its not moving. Can i recover from this injury ?

[@UpperExtremityEngineers]

I'm sorry you are going through this. In general, I would say there is always hope for you. Don't give up on your body, it's the only one you have. If something is not working, shift gears and try something else. There is no one size fits all. You are the expert on your hand. Keep going, I have seen many successes regarding people recovering from chronic illness. In order to accurately give you advice on what to actually do with your hand I would need to know your background, diagnosis, etc. Good luck to you. Keep searching. Hint, pain free motion is your friend. Also check your diet, sleep, and exercise routine in general.

[@apocalypsh]

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