Reddit reviews Surgitube Tubular Gauze - White - (7/8)"
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DERMASCIENCESQuantity: 17/8" With ApplicatorProvides a seamless, secure dressing for hard-to-dress areas.Made of cotton; hypoallergenic.
I see a lot of finger injuries here. Does anyone use tube gauze? I have found it to be the most effective at creating a stable, protective, functional dressing. https://www.amazon.com/DermaScience-Surgitube-Tubular-Gauze-Applicator/dp/B00XQEMSP2 https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0002DM1AM/ref=pd_aw_fbt_121_img_3?ie=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=A0MCMGNM15BQS8DR8NC9
I'm very sorry about your injury. I'm 5 months out from my accident and still struggling from time to time; it's perfectly normal and gradually it gets better and better.
If you have a choice, I would try to avoid returning to work for the time being. I know you've had a few weeks off and it may not be an option, but returning before you're ready may set you back emotionally. If you don't have a choice maybe you can work some place a little quieter that involves less work with your hands (host/hostess?).
I didn't lose any fingers fully but I did have damage to all four. I found these very helpful but they can be a bit of a bugger to put on by yourself. I'm not sure if they will work for you though. Coban wrap is nice and a less obvious color than the tubular gauze but you have to be careful with how tight you wrap it- it can easily cut off blood flow if you do it too tight. These are probably things you are already familiar with though. I'm sorry I don't have any other suggestions but if you have any questions or just need someone to talk to I'm more than willing to talk/listen/offer any advice I have. Take care.