Anti-Spasticity Hand Splint for Cramp Relief

Helps With a Range of Hand Conditions

Comfortably maintain hand and fingers in the neutral healing position to treat and manage pain for conditions such as stroke recovery, involuntary cramps, hemiplegia, Dupuytren’s contracture, spastic hemiparesis, hand dystonia, arthritis, and carpal tunnel syndrome. Consult with a doctor to ensure this splint is suitable for your condition before long-term use.

Comfortable Immobilization

This supportive splint with finger and wrist straps and a durable aluminum splint along the wrist offers ultimate support and resistance against cramps, twitches, and spasticity by positioning your hand, wrist, and fingers neutrally, thus preventing painful involuntary movements.

Foam Therapy Ball Included

Our resting hand orthosis includes a foam therapy ball, helping keep your hand open or providing necessary physical therapy to regain hand strength, depending on your needs.

Designed for All-Day Use

Enjoy the lightweight and breathable wrist and hand wrap, crafted from neoprene material, for all-day comfort, without sweat or itching. Suitable for either hand and designed for extended daytime wear, except when directed otherwise by a medical professional.

Anti-Spasticity Brace vs Resting Hand Splint: What’s The Difference?

While both splints help treat similar conditions, resting hand splints hold the hand in a neutral position to prevent painful movements during healing, whereas anti-spasticity braces prevent your hand from forming into a closed fist and are explicitly designed to combat cramping and spasms.

Benefit of Wearing a Contracture Hand Splint Following a Stroke

Post-stroke, individuals often experience wrist contractures. This splint helps by keeping your hand open, reducing pain and difficulty in daily tasks and ultimately improving hand function over time.

How Soon After a Stroke Should I Wear a Hand Splint?

The timing depends on stroke severity. Once daily activities resume, the wrist wrap can assist. Always consult with your doctor to determine readiness for long-term use.

What Causes an Involuntary Hand Spasm and What Can I Do to Fix It?

Hand spasms can result from dehydration, overexertion, carpal tunnel syndrome, caffeine, rheumatoid arthritis, or stroke recovery. Consult a doctor if spasms accompany serious symptoms like swelling or numbness.

What is Hand Dystonia?

Dystonia causes involuntary muscle contractions, leading to repetitive or twisting movements, including hand spasms. Treatment plans should be determined by a medical professional.

Hand Contractures Explained

Hand contractures, different from spasms, lead to the hand forming into a fist and may indicate conditions like Dupuytren's contracture. This splint keeps fingers in place, assisted by a foam ball, to prevent contractures.

Twitches and Cramping of the Hand

Hand twitches are often due to caffeine intake or dehydration. If severe symptoms accompany the twitching, medical consultation is necessary.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Stroke Hand Splint

What conditions/injuries does this support treat? Helps with conditions like Dupuytren's contracture, stroke recovery, muscle spasms, contractions, cramping, twitching, arthritis, and carpal tunnel syndrome.

How does it work? It keeps your hand, wrist, and fingers neutral, preventing pain caused by spasms or cramping.

Who can wear it? It fits most adults, both men and women, providing benefits as illustrated in the size chart.

What size should I get? One universal size fits most adults, suitable for both hands.

What is it made of? Made of neoprene base wrap, nylon straps, aluminum splint, and foam ball.

How do I put it on? Undo straps, position hand, wrap and fasten wrist strap, place ball in palm, fasten outer wrist strap, secure finger straps.

Is the ball removable? Yes, for washing purposes.

Washing instructions: Remove splint and foam ball, hand wash wrap with mild detergent, air dry completely before reuse.

Other features: Foam ball included, effective for spasticity reduction, ideal for stroke recovery patients.

Color: Black.