Reddit reviews Wellgate for Women, PerfectFit Wrist Brace for Wrist Support, Right
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ULTIMATE COMFORT. The memory foam provides everyday comfort in any setting. The wrist brace can be worn at work, home, or sleep to help provide ample nonstop wrist cushion comfort. The breathable fabric in the hand brace is perfect for women who need joint support while in the office, playing sports, or for general wrist strainULTIMATE DESIGN. The PerfectFit prevents gapping & chaffing and the design allows for one-handed application. Simply slide your hand into the brace with the thumb going through the hole. Tighten the straps and you are set! The ease of applying the wrist brace allows for quick comfort without any fuss.Soft breathable fabric for everyday comfort: work, home or sleep.WRIST SUPPORT FOR WOMEN. Wellgate for Women is the wrist brace made for women to provide comfort for sore wrists. The wrist brace fits most women and is available for both the right and left hands. The advanced support technology found within this wrist support brace helps provides the right amount of support and comfort during the day and night.CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME . The Wellgate Advanced Support wrist brace is great for women who suffer from carpal tunnel and aching wrists. The brace may provide carpel tunnel relief, as well as relief from tendonitis. Tendonitis can cause stiffness and pain in the wrist, but Wellgate’s Perfect Fit wrist brace may help lessen the pain. The wrist support brace can also be used for general rehabilitation. The brace helps ease the pain and can be worn for day and night support.
Need: The Wellgate wrist brace in Right or Left, located on my Comfort and Disability wishlist. Together they are priced out of your cap, so I would prefer the Right before the Left. But in case that one sells out or something, I wanted to list both.
Why: For my RA. I have one for my Right Wrist, but I've had it for so long that the velcro no longer holds well. I don't have any brace for my Left Wrist, but I am right-handed, so the pain is higher on my Right.
Uses: The biggie for me is to be able to work on my crochet for longer. I crochet to keep me busy and help with depression and boredom. It is also good for when I sleep, because I tend to ball up my hands and bend my wrists while I sleep, so I wake up with more pain.
Trying not to be sobby-just realistic! I could use these but if someone has a greater need, go with them. I do have one brace and I can keep using it with hair-ties to keep it tight.
I have this one, but I have more issues with the top of my hand as opposed to the thumb. That brace looks like it'll work great for you though. One of the reviewers says it works for her mother's thumb.
like wrist/knee support braces, not mouth braces haha
I use this brace and it has helped me immensely!! I was having a lot of numbness in my index and middle fingers, and the pain over night prevented me from opening my water bottle. Since I started wearing that brace, less numbness and pain! And the brace is pretty comfortable too.
I have bad carpal tunnel, so a wrist brace would do me a lot of good. It's on "Uncategorized" list.
Wellgate for Women PerfectFit Wrist Support, Right Hand https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000GHG3RG/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_QdsYub10R8TZJ
Try these. They've been life savers for me and I wear them to bed at night, they're comfortable enough to sleep with.
There is something similar for feet, but I'm not sure if that's what we have. I have trouble walking when I get up to run to the bathroom for a while because it's painful.
These are my wrist guards:
https://www.amazon.com/Wellgate-Women-PerfectFit-Wrist-Support/dp/B000GHG3RG/
Your local drug store or supermarket will probably have something.
I have those as well (though knuckle pain is only occasional)... in my case the wrist and elbow pain are interrelated at this point (though they started out as individual injuries). Bracing both at once has been better than just one.
A good brace for tennis elbow really helped - apparently they diminish load on the tendon by dispersing it. The kind I have has two gel silicone pads, one that goes right on the tendon, the other exactly opposite. (Other elbow braces just squeezed the whole forearm without targeting the pressure on the tendon). This is it (MediSpec Epigel Tennis Elbow Brace). Some people report having skin reactions but I suspect they are not washing it (I started getting irritation too, then washed it).
I've found decent wrist braces easier to find. This one's my favourite (Wellgate for Women PerfectFit Wrist Support).
Wearing both of those, 24/7, for a month, has really helped with pain. I think because the tendons are just experiencing less stress and reinjury and have had time to heal.
Shoulder - this just takes a long time to heal, at least that's been my experience and is what I was told by my PT (literature agrees). I haven't found a good solution other than staying out of the pain range, and just changing how I do things a bit so my shoulder works less. (Eg holding things close to the body, sweeping or mopping in small movements... just not extending it too far out - definitely avoiding subluxation, which is hard because it happens all the time.) When pain is less bad, I try to do PT exercises, but am too sore for that now.
For knuckles, I've not had to use braces yet. Just have intermittent pain. I've been using aids in the kitchen (eg jar openers) and trying different ways of handling things (eg if opening a jar, holding the lid with the sore hand and using the other hand to grip and twist the actual jar. If cutting, positioning myself so the shoulder works less, using a sharp knife, etc).
I really need this wrist support I sometimes get random and intense pain in my wrist (maybe carpal tunnel?) and have to keep it straight for a while. The problem is, it bends in my sleep, so if nothing else, this will save my wrist during my sleep. Thanks for the contest.
If I win, feel free to choose cheapest option, I'm not sure how much the shipping is w/Amazon
edit: Goodbye Eleven
Heh I know what you mean by twisting up like a pretzel in your sleep and waking up in pain. Good to know your friends reminds you.
The wrist brace I use is very similar to you: : bodigrip/tubigrip from chemist warehouse and this
The wellgate one is pretty stiff on the sides (has some metal inserts) and restricts movement while the bodygrip simply applies pressure. Wellgate brace comes with 2 velcro adjustable straps as well :) I find it annoying to wear while doing things as it feels unnatural.