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exercises-for-hand-pain

To increase the range of motion and flexibility of your hands and wrists, try these six simple exercises for hand pain. These exercises can help prevent or lessen pain from conditions like arthritis, carpal tunnel syndrome, and tendinitis.

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  1. 6 Exercises to Prevent Hand Pain

  2. When you have hand pain, even the most basic everyday activities can be a struggle. Start the healing process today by adding a series of simple hand exercises into your daily routine. We’ve put together a list of 6 simple and easy to do hand and wrist exercises that you can do just about anywhere. Aim for 10 repetitions per exercise, per hand.

  3. 1. Forearm Stretch • Place one hand and forearm flush on a table facing down. • Use your other hand to gently pull your hand off the table. • The hand being stretched should create a 90 degree angle with your forearm (Try to keep your wrist on the table through the stretch) • Hold for 5 seconds.

  4. 2. Make a Fist • Spread your fingers wide apart. • Pull them into a fist with your thumb on the outside. • Hold fist for 5 seconds (don’t squeeze too hard) then open hand with fingers wide apart

  5. 3. Tip Touches • Hold you hand upright and spread your fingers comfortably • Touch your thumb to the tip of your pinky finger, then open back to starting position • Touch thumb to each finger tip from pinky to index finger and back again.

  6. 4. Thumb Extensions • Begin with your thumb positioned outward. • Bend your thumb inward toward the palm and stretch to touch the bottom of the pinky finger (or as close as you can get). • Hold for 2-3 seconds.

  7. 5. Finger Lifts • Place your hand palm down on the table. • One at a time, lift each finger off the table starting with your thumb. • Hold each finger off the table for 1-2 seconds.

  8. 6. Wrist Flips • Hold your arms at by your side with elbows bent at 90 degrees, palms facing down. • Rotate your forearms so your palm faces up, then back down. • Repeat 10 times per wrist.

  9. Dedicate just a few minutes each day to these simple exercises and get your life back in motion!

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