Will this keep my entire middle finger from bending while sleeping? Or just the top half?
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This can be worn to keep 1-2 of the joints in the finger from bending but not all 3.
393111
I've used the thumb support while sleeping and it does help.. You have to be careful not to tighten the straps too much..Otherwise, you'll cut off circulation, and then your hand becomes abit uncomfortable, and starts to throb.. waking you up.
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From my personal experience, you can adjust the amount of the restriction. If you use it during your sleep, it will keep your arm very close to your body, based on your adjustment..
138554
I use mine while doing aikido so I need the support but I also need to move freely without the brace sleeping. I guess it really depends on what your use in going to be. I need support but also need full range of motion so mine is tight but absolutely not circulation stopping. I look at this as a helping hand for my knee but not an absolute supporting structure if that makes sense. Hope this helps.
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I only use it on a middle finger. I don't know how it would work on your thumb. if it were me I would use a thumb splint. so sorry I can't be more help to you
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The bending at your palm thing is throwing me off a bit. The splint will be isolated to your pinkie and is fully adjustable. If you adjust the top part you should be able to gain 1/4"
1463996
I think it depends on your hands. My husband has arthritis in his thumbs so it works best for him not to divide his fingers front/back, but that might not work for you.
611079
Sorry..I find the comfort cool to be more supportive than the brace about which you are asking. I wear the longer Mueller thumb/wrist brace with a more stable support for sleeping. Good luck.
301421
Yes. The one underneath is firmer, but the splint along the top (back of wrist) is not as solid/firm. These highly restrict movement side to side and bending in. However b/c of the softer splint you can somewhat flex you wrist back towards you arm but only 25% of what I could otherwise. Hope that helps!
1054287
It does not return fingers to normal shape. I wear mine to keep knuckles safe from getting bumped. I hate when that happens. The pain is intense.
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I put it on my pinky to check it out. Seems like it would work for me if my pinky finger was the problem. My pinky is small, however if any smaller I would need to cut off a piece of the 'ring' part and velcro strip so it would hold tightly. I think it will work.
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It will keep your hand in a vertical position, but you will still need to use the left mouse button, perhaps with a different finger. This is designed for wrist relief, so I don't know about finger issues. Take your regular mouse, turn it on its side and try pressing the buttons and using the scroll wheel. That should answer your question.
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The splint is designed to be used with either hand. There are 2 thumb holes, one on each side. I thought that would be a problem, but it was not. After about 3 months of sleeping with it, I no longer needed it. I'm keeping it handy though.
157352
Hi, I have full size adjustable bed and the Lucid topper is flexible and bends at least up to a 45 degree angle.
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yess, it has a plate that you can put on the right side that you can rest all your fingers on, and the pam rest goes out almost liek 2 and a half inches max, but there is also a 2ndary palm rest that is higher up that will fit even larger hands
868576
You can bend the fingers, not easily, but they won't stay bent.....so i would say no.
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Trimming the hair on your index finger should prevent any unwanted blockage hahha