Finger Sprains
What is a Sprained Finger?
You can "sprain" a ligament, but you would "strain" a tendon. Some tears in the ligaments can be minuscule, while other are severe.
Sprains are very common in action and impact sports, like basketball, volleyball and football. Gymnasts suffer from finger sprains on a regular basis. Putting out your hand to break a fall can easily sprain a finger or two.
Treating Finger & Thumb Sprains:
Sometimes it is hard to tell if you just sprained your fingers or actually broke a bone. Reduce the initial pain and swelling with ice packs. Give you hand and fingers a rest.
Getting circulation to any ligament is more difficult than to a muscle as there are fewer blood vessels and capillaries to the ligaments. Far Infrared energy rays help to promote circulation and blood flow.
We recommend wearing FIR gloves, as soon as possible, to help reduce swelling and pain in the torn ligament.
These FIR Gloves are No-Brainer if you suffer with any sore hand issue.
FIR energy penetrates deep into the tissues stimulating the molecular activity of the cells.
Fresh oxygenated blood containing vital nutrients to reachs afflicted areas.
Circulation heals damaged cell & tissue.
Far Infrared Therapy Gloves for sprained thumbs and fingers
FIR Gloves help to:
- reduce finger pain
- accelerate tissue healing
- reduce stiffness of ligaments
- increase joint flexibility
- increase circulation
- reduce swelling and inflammation
- reduce the long term complications of arthritis in your fingers
Wearing Infrared Gloves on a consistent basis can help you cope with the pain of a sprained finger.
FIR Gloves for Finger & Thumb Sprains?
The threads in Infrared Gloves are fused with a safe formula of bio-ceramics that emit beneficial far infrared rays (FIR). These safe waves of soothing FIR energy penetrate deep into the tissues of your fingers, helping to heal the ligament affected in a finger sprain faster by increasing the molecular activity of the cells.
The stimulation of the tiny capillaries and veins in your fingers and hands dilate the cells and allow fresh oxygenated blood containing vital nutrients to reach the stressed areas. Better circulation to the skin means better overall health of your fingers.
