Range of Motion Exercises for the Hands after wearing a cast.

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Self-Range of Motion Exercises for Shoulders, Arms, Wrists, Fingers

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Self-Range of Motion. Exercises for Shoulders,. Arms, Wrists, Fingers … hand between thumb and index finger of your affected hand. …
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Range of Motion Hand Exercises. If you suffer from arthritis or an … Use your uninjured hand to curl and uncurl each of the fingers on your injured hand. …
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Range-of-motion exercises – Exercise and Arthritis.

Jan 26, 2010 … Below are some range-of-motion exercises for people with arthritis. … Fingers. Massage each hand, one at a time. …
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