Compression Cylinder for Hands

Compression Cylinder for Hands is an effective physical therapy and orthopedic tool classified under the Shoulder Support category. This product is designed to enhance hand rehabilitation by providing adjustable compression, stimulating muscles and joints, and supporting recovery.

Applications of Compression Cylinder for Hands

• Rehabilitation exercises for hands, fingers, and wrist joints after injury or surgery
• Reduction of swelling and inflammation in hand muscles and joints
• Strengthening of hand and finger muscles for patients with weakness or localized paralysis
• Orthopedic treatment for conditions like arthritis or tendon inflammation in the wrist
• Restoration of hand movements after immobility or recovery periods
• Improvement in hand movement and muscle performance after fractures or direct trauma

Features of Compression Cylinder for Hands

• Adjustable Compression: Allows customizable compression settings suitable for various rehab stages
• High-Quality Material: Durable and skin-friendly design for comfortable use
• Ergonomic Design: Precisely shaped for hand anatomy to simplify rehab exercises
• Resistance Levels: Available in different resistance grades for diverse conditions
• Standard Dimensions and Lightweight: Easy to carry and use at clinics or home

Benefits

• Improves blood circulation to reduce swelling and pain
• Accelerates joint mobility recovery for the wrist and fingers
• Strengthens muscles weakened from immobilization
• Improves hand skills needed for daily activities
• Prevents stiffness and inactivity in fingers or wrist
• Easy-to-use without requiring complex medical equipment

How to Use

1. Place the compression cylinder properly on the hand or desired joint.
2. Adjust compression intensity as required; ensure it’s not excessively painful.
3. Perform specific rehab movements such as squeezing, bending, or rotation based on prescribed therapy.
4. Use for short durations (e.g., 15–20 minutes) with adequate rest between sessions.
5. Consult your physiotherapist for adjusting daily duration and intensity of use.

Optimal Usage Times

• During recovery from hand or wrist injuries
• After surgery for faster movement rehabilitation
• When improving hand muscle strength in cases of weakness
• In treating chronic conditions like arthritis or tendon-related disorders
• For regular workouts among athletes requiring strong hand movement precision

Important Notes

• Consult with a physician or physiotherapist before starting exercises to ensure proper compression levels.
• Keep the cylinder clean to maintain hygiene and durability.
• Avoid applying excessive pressure that may result in discomfort or new injuries.
• Consistency and regularity provide optimal rehab results, avoiding extended inactivity unless recommended.
• If experiencing discomfort, stop exercises and contact your healthcare provider.