Will the hand paws relieve discomfort from dupuytrens and carpal tunnel syndrome?
437401
It will not do away with the discomfort but it will make it less painful for you to do the poses that require pressure and swinging over the wrists like downward dog, chaturanga, and backward bends. I had a similar problem and they were a tremendous help.
437402
the hand paws are helpful for reducing stress and strain on the hands from some of the yoga poses like downward dog. There is some limited mobility with the paws - in that it's hard to grip items when the paws are on because of the padding on the palm side of the yoga paw. I have arthritis and it has helped reduce stress on those fingers when I'm in a pose but other than that, I'm not sure this product would do what you need. If you take Yoga; I strongly recommend them.
437403
no to carpal... I imagine the resistance it gives would make it worse. I had inflamed my carpal last year but was able to get it better before it got too bad, so I understand what you are going through. If you have pain in your wrist, I would avoid many yoga positions - but I am not a doctor so...
437404
I do not think this can be helped with the hand paws. These are primarily for creating grip without a mat. If you are looking for something to protect your wrist from carpal tunnel, I would take a look at these: http://yogajellies.com/
848510
Yes, I bought this in spite of the problems because of my carpal tunnel problem. Any regular mouse hurts and this pad hurts much less. I hope that helps you.
1707251
Yes, right or left hand - it works fine. Great minimalist approach to help with Carpal.
1424246
Brought a medium size because I did not want it to be tight or snug since I will be wearing it for a long period of time. Brought these gloves to help prevent getting full blown carpal tunnel when I started feeling tingling because of the nerve at the wrist being pressed. It has helped.
186653
I had carpal tunnel symptoms and shoulder pain. This mouse and a keyboard with the 10 - key pad on the left made a great difference. Three coworkers now have this mouse and also had relief.
462020
If it prevents a repetitive motion you're doing a lot of it might help as carpal tunnel is from increased pressure from overuse. Maybe check out the prevention ex's in the book Treat Your Own Carpal Tunnel Syndrome too.
697212
Yes I think they would. I have sevier osteo-arthritis in my left thumb and it seems to relieve the pain there. Also have rheumatoid arthritis which the fingers feel better while wearing the gloves. Best part you can still knit while wearing these gloves. They don't hinder movement. Hope this helps.
283000
Im not sure i bought it for my girl and she has carpol tunnel. It helps bring back circulation
222471
I purchased this for use with the left hand. It fits more ergonomically with the right hand because of the contoured thumb cutout. If you have left wrist tendonitis up the thumb-wrist vertical, this brace will be uncomfortable & causes more pain...unless you strap the Velcro around all 5 fingers, immobilizing your thumb.
822755
I haven't focused on my hands but the skin on your hands is as fragile as your face so i would believe it would help. The issue would be the harsh substance your hands come in contact.
1189452
Ive never tried it on my hands, I use it for my knees but id imagine it would. Ive left it on my hands before and felt the same sensations as on my knees.
214966
these gloves are ventilated in the fingers and back part of hand. Not sure it would help.
730518
Yes. It allows free movement of the fingers. The thumb, (except for the last knuckle), and the wrist are braced. I wore mine while working at a job which requires me to work with my hands. It works very well and this is a great price. If you have De Quervin's Tenasitavitis, this is the brace you need.
2056008
I wouldn't recommend it. I handle them often and my hands feel kinda tingly after a while.
186649
I didn't have diagnosed carpal tunnel but I felt like my symptoms told me I was on my way. This is why I got this mouse. So, yes, this mouse helped me find relief with the pain I was experiencing in my wrist. For me, as much as I tried to get my desk ergonomically adjusted, my wrist still would fatigue. That was because I would put so much weight on my wrist while using a standard mouse. This mouse moved the placed weight away from my wrist (Distal radio-ulna joint) and towards my forearm (midday down the Ulna bone).Either way, I had a cool office conversation starter. I even made converts of two other coworkers to get the same style of mouse. I didn't have diagnosed carpal tunnel but I felt like my symptoms told me I was on my way. This is why I got this mouse. So, yes, this mouse helped me find relief with the pain I was experiencing in my wrist. For me, as much as I tried to get my desk ergonomically adjusted, my wrist still would fatigue. That was because I would put so much weight on my wrist while using a standard mouse. This mouse moved the placed weight away from my wrist (Distal radio-ulna joint) and towards my forearm (midday down the Ulna bone).Either way, I had a cool office conversation starter. I even... » Read More I didn't have diagnosed carpal tunnel but I felt like my symptoms told me I was on my way. This is why I got this mouse. So, yes, this mouse helped me find relief with the pain I was experiencing in my wrist. For me, as much as I tried to get my desk ergonomically adjusted, my wrist still would fatigue. That was because I would put so much weight on my wrist while using a standard mouse. This mouse moved the placed weight away from my wrist (Distal radio-ulna joint) and towards my forearm (midday down the Ulna bone).Either way, I had a cool office conversation starter. I even made converts of two other coworkers to get the same style of mouse. « Show Less
186654
I had carpal tunnel symptoms and shoulder pain. This mouse and a keyboard with 10 - key pad on left to keep arm close to the body made a great difference. Three coworkers now have this mouse and also had relief.
64700
YES! I suffer from arthritis like joint pains as an-after effect of the chikungunya virus (you can google that up, it's a mosquito transmitted disease) and I use the paws not just for yoga but for ordinary push-ups. The pain does not go away but the added stability from the paws helps me through it.