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Trigger Finger

7 Tips after trigger finger surgery

How To Recover Quicker After Trigger Finger Surgery (7 Tips)

Here are 7 tips to help you improve stiffness and your range of motion and recover more quickly after trigger...

August 19, 2024

Trigger Finger

Trigger Finger

How to Use a Spoon to treat Your Trigger finger by yourself

How To Use One Spoon To Treat Your Trigger Finger By Yourself

I would like to share how to use a spoon to treat trigger fingers at home to break down scar...

October 12, 2023

Trigger Finger

Trigger Finger

Easy 8 Steps of Massage & Stretch for Your Trigger Finger

Easy 8 Steps of Massage & Stretch for Your Trigger Finger

Massaging and stretching are essential tools for Trigger Finger. I'll share how to massage & stretch that you can do...

July 8, 2023

Trigger Finger

Trigger Finger

How to Deal with Trigger Finger: Home Remedies

In a recent study, women in their 50s are more likely to get arthritis and joint pain than men, which...

May 28, 2023

Trigger Finger

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I would like to share with you how to stretch for

I would like to share with you how to stretch for Frozen Shoulder by using a water bottle. A frozen shoulder is a condition where the shoulder joint becomes stiff and painful to raise. The symptoms usually develop gradually and can worsen over time. It is caused by the thickening and tightening of the shoulder joint capsule, which can significantly limit the range of motion and cause pain when you move your shoulder, like picking up a cup over the shelf, combing your hair, or reaching out to your bra huck. These stretches help open up the shoulder joint and create more space, improving your range of motion.

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Many people who suffer from trigger fingers have r

Many people who suffer from trigger fingers have received steroid injections, but if those don’t work, surgery may be recommended. During surgery, most surgeons cut the A1 pulley area to reduce inflammation and create more space between the tendon and its sheath so that you can move your finger freely without clicking or locking up. And some of them complain of finger stiffness and lack of range of motion even months after the surgery. Here are 7 tips to help you improve stiffness and your range of motion and recover more quickly after trigger finger surgery. #triggerfinger #rehabilitation #selfcare #acupuncture #naturalremedy #massage #guasha #recovery #dallas #plano #planotx

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One of the reasons for neuropathy is exposure to t

One of the reasons for neuropathy is exposure to toxins like heavy metals and chemicals. So, you can use detox foot patches at night while you are sleeping. Inside the patch, there are herbs, including Bamboo, Ginger, tourmaline, and lavender, which may help with pain and sleep quality.

Detox foot pads are meant to be stuck on the bottom of your feet overnight to draw out toxins, like heavy metals. When you remove the pad in the morning, its darkened appearance is said to reflect the toxins removed from your body.

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*However, no scientific studies prove that detox foot pads work. In fact, the Federal Trade Commission has charged some distributors with deceptive advertising.

Soaking your feet in hot water can increase blood

Soaking your feet in hot water can increase blood flow and improve skin sensation. Many people with numbness in their feet also experience constant coldness, regardless of the weather or whether they wear socks. This could be a sign of poor blood circulation, leading to numbness, tingling, and a cold, damp feeling in the feet. Therefore, I recommend that those experiencing neuropathy or similar symptoms soak their feet.

Prepare a bucket of hot water (at 100 degrees) with Epsom salt. Epsom salt contains magnesium that is absorbed through the skin, increasing blood flow and softening the tissue of your feet. Soaking your feet for about 20 minutes every day will provide these benefits and enhance the sensation in your feet.

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This is the area on each toe tip. Again, these are

This is the area on each toe tip. Again, these are also the common tender spots for foot neuropathy, and it is very important to stimulate them to increase blood circulation. There are five points. Rub in a circular motion for 10 seconds on each spot. #neuropathy #numbness #tingling #acupuncture #selfcare #naturalremedy #dallas #plano #planotx

This is the spot on the metatarsophalangeal bone b

This is the spot on the metatarsophalangeal bone between your toes. When you massage this area, you’re stimulating the Prosper Plantar Digital Nerves that connect to each toe. It’s very important to give this area stimulation because the tiny nerves and blood vessels here make it easy to experience numbness and tingling from neuropathy. There are 5 points to focus on – simply rub each spot in a circular motion for 10 seconds. #neuropathy #numbness #tingling #acupuncture #massage #selfcare #dallas #plano #planotx

Certain pressure points can be massaged to increas

Certain pressure points can be massaged to increase blood circulation and improve the sensation of your foot.

This is the common area where tender spots occur when you have neuropathy. Anatomically, you are stimulating lumbrical muscles and common plantar digital nerves. Those 3 points are at the metatarsal bone, at the crease on the toes. Use your thumb to press and move the circular motion each spot for 10 seconds.

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