David Wei, an orthopedic hand surgeon at Orthopedic & Neurosurgery Specialists, says if people do experience pain, it could mean that they have carpal tunnel syndrome, which is a specific type of a ...

Many hand and wrist experts recommend no treatment ... A less risky pathway is the use of a wrist brace or splint to immobilize the wrist and protect it from further injury. Putting a needle ...

Choosing the wrong type of brace may even increase pressure on the wrist and make your symptoms worse. To help you find the best wrist braces for carpal tunnel, we talked to hand surgeons and ...

They’ll also check your hand and look for areas that ... your doctor may give you a brace, splint, or other device to help keep your wrist straight. You might also need occupational therapy ...

Lastly, Wei says people should consider a wrist brace. "The brace will put a hand in a neutral position and holds it there and it's one of the mainstays of treatment, especially at night," he says.