Hand and wrist injuries require proper diagnosis, therapy, splints, exercises, and rest to restore strength, flexibility, and functionality for daily activities.
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Occupational therapy for hand and wrist injuries focuses on restoring strength, flexibility, and function. Therapists use exercises, stretching, and manual therapy to improve mobility. Adaptive techniques and beverly hills aftercare assistive devices help with daily tasks. Sensory re-education and pain management strategies enhance recovery. Customized treatment plans support long-term healing, prevent reinjury, and promote independence in personal and professional activities.
