Tynor F-05 Mallet Finger Splint Universal

Just use splint for 4 weeks Normal diet Don't put pressure on that finger after recovery U can Experience pain some time. Review back BE happy Be Healthy

Ice should be applied immediately and the hand should be elevated apply ice for 10 to 15 mints per day. Splinting is the first-line treatment for a mallet finger. The goal is to keep the fingertip straight in the splint until the tendon heals. Finger will stay in a splint for at least six weeks. After that, you?ll wear the splint only at night for another two weeks. You may be advised to wear your splint for other high-risk activities, such as manual work or sports, during those two weeks. Exercise hold your hand to support the middle joint on either side. Bend that joint, keeping the splinted part of your finger straight. Do this 10 times, 4 to 5 times a day. Use your other hand to hold down (block) the middle joint of the injured finger. Bend only the last joint down for a count of 10 and then straighten it for a count of 10. Do this 2 to 3 times a day, for 5 minutes. This is to help regain flexion and to strengthen the tendon.

Finger Painyour finger pain can be due to various reasons our suggestion would be to do warm water bath to relieve from pain. If the pain doesn't subside please do ice therapy to reduce the inflammation from the finger.

hope homeopathic medication can't treat surgical or tissue damage cause. kindly use splint. review back be Healthy Be happy

After 8 weeks of continuous splint wear, and keeping the tip joint of the finger straight 24 hour a day (protecting it in a straight position when cleaning the finger as well), you are ready to start the 2nd phase of rehab: do the first exercise x 2 weeks. Continue wearing your splint with activities. Add in the second exercise in 2 weeks. Continue wearing your splint with activities discontinue your splint in 4 weeks. 1- active finger flexor tendon glides - repetition: 15 / frequency: 4x/day start this exercise now, 4x/day, out of your splint. Begin with the wrist and fingers straight. Bend at the first knuckles, making a tabletop. Touch the fingertips to the base of the palm, making a flat fist. Bring the fingers up into a claw position. Keeping the tension in the fingers, roll them into a full, tight fist. Wear your splint at all other times. 2- passive finger flexion - repetition: 5 slow repetitions / frequency: 4x/day start this exercise in 2 weeks, to work on full finger flexion into a tight fist. Begin by trying a make a full fist. Using your other hand, stretch the stiff finger at the tip and middle joints, rolling it into a full fist. Repeat for all fingers individually. This exercise can also be done stretching all 4 fingers at the same time. Wear your splint at all other times.