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Our team of fantastic therapists is here to help y Our team of fantastic therapists is here to help you with your hand therapy needs. Visit our website to book a consultation appointment today. Link in bio.
What is the difference between dry needling and ac What is the difference between dry needling and acupuncture? A significant difference is all the conditions that both treat. Dry needling is most commonly used to treat issues such as; myofascial pain syndrome, improve overall flexibility and range of motion, and may provoke a twitch response and may work to activate endogenous opioids. While acupuncture is used to treat; muscle aches and pains, nausea, menstrual cramps, headaches and migraines, depression, labour-related pain, vomiting, and knee pain.
Each hand contains... - 29 major and minor bones Each hand contains... - 29 major and minor bones - 29 major joints - At least 123 named ligaments - 34 muscles which move the finger and thumb - 48 named nerves - 30 named arteries
Want to know how not to worsen a sprained wrist? Want to know how not to worsen a sprained wrist? Follow-up care is the most crucial part of improving a wrist injury. Make sure to go to all of your appointments, ice your wrist, and don't overwork your wrist before it is fully healed.
Have you met our fantastic team of hand therapists Have you met our fantastic team of hand therapists? Visit our website to meet our team and learn some fun facts. Link in bio.
Wishing you an eerie, spooky, hair-raising, spell- Wishing you an eerie, spooky, hair-raising, spell-binding Halloween!
Have you ever wondered why your wedding ring is wo Have you ever wondered why your wedding ring is worn on your left finger? A vein in the ring finger was believed to be connected directly to the heart.
Do you know what the most common hand injury at ho Do you know what the most common hand injury at home is? One of the most common hand injuries in the home is severed fingertips. Severed fingertips are often caused by fingers being caught in doors and home fitness equipment, squashed, and stepped on.
The key to long-term hand, and joint health is add The key to long-term hand, and joint health is addressing problems early on. Our certified Hand Therapists are here to help! Visit our website to book an appointment or phone (780) 437-8000. Link in bio.
Do you know the most common hand and wrist injurie Do you know the most common hand and wrist injuries in hockey? - A range of finger and thumb injuries. - Hand fractures - Hand ligament injuries - Wrist fractures When should you seek treatment for these types of injuries? The earlier, the better; waiting longer can jeopardize your long-term joint health.
If you are struggling with arthritis, we recommend If you are struggling with arthritis, we recommend coming to see one of our certified Hand Therapists to have a proper diagnosis and treatment plan made for you. You can also do some of the following management strategies at home; - Exercise to improve hand function and reduce symptoms - Use hot and cold packs for no longer than 20 minutes - Have rest periods
Improving functional hand movements and strength t Improving functional hand movements and strength takes creativity and patience. Finding activities specific to the muscles and movement patterns of our hands is what Certified Hand Therapists do best. Check out some of the exercises we offer at our clinic!

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