Adjustable wrist support designed to stabilise the joint and reduce painful movements
This wrist-hand support is designed to stabilise the wrist in cases of pain, inflammation or mild injury. Its adjustable palm splint and stabilising strap provide tailored support while leaving the fingers free.
The wrist-hand support provides relative immobilisation of the wrist. It helps restrict movements that may increase pain and supports the joint during inflammatory, post-traumatic or recovery periods.
It may be used for wrist tendinitis, mild sprains, painful osteoarthritis, arthritis or carpal tunnel syndrome, according to the recommendations of a healthcare professional.
The splint positioned along the palm helps maintain the wrist in an appropriate position. It can be adjusted to the shape of the hand to improve positioning and comfort during use.
The stabilising strap reinforces the support around the wrist and allows the fastening tension to be adapted to the user’s needs. The anatomical design follows the shape of the hand, while the fingers remain free to preserve part of their functional mobility.
Depending on its configuration, this support can be adapted for either the right or left hand. The fastening tension and duration of use should be determined according to the symptoms, condition and medical recommendations.
At OrthoGreen Mobility, an orthopaedic bandagist and medical equipment store in Molenbeek-Saint-Jean, Brussels, we assist you in choosing and fitting a wrist-hand support suited to your anatomy and required level of stabilisation.
Wrist tendinitis
Carpal tunnel syndrome
Mild wrist sprain
Wrist joint pain
Painful osteoarthritis
Arthritis or joint inflammation
Inflammation of the hand or wrist
Need to restrict certain painful movements
Wrist stabilisation during recovery
Temporary support after a mild injury
Use according to medical advice or professional recommendation
The choice of a wrist-hand support depends on the affected hand, wrist shape, location of the pain and required level of stabilisation.
The splint must be positioned correctly, and the fastening should provide sufficient support without causing excessive pressure, numbness or discomfort.
Our team can advise you in our store in Molenbeek-Brussels and help check the size, splint position, strap adjustment and overall comfort of the support.