I have been using carpal tunnel wrist wraps, but was wondering if compression gloves would be better. I saw some recently with copper i n them, don't know if that helps or not.
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Members shared their experiences with compression gloves for carpal tunnel and hand pain, with most finding them helpful for warmth and pain... Read more
I wear the Tommie Copper gloves at night and they seem to help me. I would recommend them to anyone that has hand pain. I have the fingerless ones that way I can still knit is I want to.
I have a pair with copper and they do seem to help with the pain in my hands. Mine are not real tight, but they provide warmth which feels good.
I love my compression gloves. I have IMAK gloves from Amazon.com. The tighter you can tolerate the better. I always get size small.
I use compression gloves and they work for an hour or so but then I need to take them off due to to tight after awhile
I bought a pair of compression gloves that I saw on an arthritis site. They are cozy and keep your joints warm. I like them...but I've found that just wrapping a smaller ace bandage tight around the part that hurts helps better than anything. I type for a living so am a pro at carpal tunnel and any pain in that area. I've tried everything. I even keep a small ace bandage in my purse for flare-ups while I'm out. :)