WRIST BRACES | How to Choose the Best Brace for You | Instructions for Fit, Wear and Care

In this video, I show you three wrist braces with different styles, purposes and degrees of support. These can be used for external support following fractures (after cast removal), tendon and ligament injuries, sprains and strains, overuse injuries, carpal tunnel syndrome, and more.
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[@LDFine]

Thank you! Much appreciated. I broke both major bones in my wrist 8 a couple of months ago requiring ORIF surgery. It's healed quickly, but now that I can write and do paper crafting again, there's achiness in my wrist with numbness, buzzing and pain in my thumb and fingers except my pinkie finger. I've been wearing my brace with the metal stay at night during sleep that orthopedic surgeon graduated me to a few weeks ago, but he said I don't need it during the day. I need something when doing writing of which I do a lot as well as crafting and things like sweeping, using a knife in the kitchen. I hope this resolved itself once the swelling in my wrist is gone. I start seeing a certified hand therapist January 23rd.

[@CassieSchmidt-bz7vu]

thank you as well for this informational tip I'm wearing a wrist stabilizer by ACEso I was looking for any video that talks about this very thing so again thank you .

[@mohammedaltahhan1389]

I have been suffering for almost 7 months from a wrist injury in my ulnar part of the wrist. I went to a lot of doctors with no progress. I try to rest it. But maybe what made worse is that immediately after I got it the doctor adviced me to wear a brace and I wore it for 2 months without a result, he didn't give me any tips on how tight it should be and told me to take off when I work.

[@LitoGeorge]

You do good work. Thank you.

[@MovementFunction]

Thank you, LitoGeorge! Much appreciated!

[@mohammedaltahhan1389]

Thank you for the video

[@shwetamohekar445]

Thank you for sharing

[@seohlengtay6011]

I like the second one in your video can it be washed in the washing machine ...of course I will take the metal out first

[@MovementFunction]

I don't recommend washing any of the braces in the washing machine because the materials will wear out much sooner. Handwashing in warm, soapy water and hanging dry is the best way to maintain the support and fit.

[@chrisatthejerseyshore]

Thank you for your review of three braces. I helped me decide which brace was appropriate for my wrist.

[@enjoylife-cs8yf]

My son has left sided weakness from a prior tumor what type of brace is best his had it for years now with little improvement any feed back would be appreciated thx for the video.

[@db_auto_photography4539]

Which one is the most comfortable, my last one caused raw spot where my thumb went through

[@MovementFunction]

All three of these are probably equally comfortable. Often wearing a layer of light cloth between your hand and the brace helps. You can find a stockinette on Amazon and other websites or you might be able to cut a sock to fit the area where you had the raw spot.

[@miamiwax5504]

Me too!!

[@miamiwax5504]

​@@MovementFunctionI think a band aid could help