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FLEXTEND® And The FLEXTEND®-AC Are Used For The Following Conditions:

• Carpal Tunnel Syndrome-May help correct muscle imbalance that causes nerve compression, and increases flexibility and stability of the fingers, hand, wrist and elbow.
• Repetitive Strain Injuries-Can help improve endurance of extensor muscles which increases grip strength, and range of motion in flexion and extension of the fingers and wrist.
• Trigger Finger-May help reduce the size of the adhesions / nodules that have developed on the affected tendon, causing the adhesion to become smaller, or the possible thinning of the affected tendon, helping to cause a decrease in its “catching” and / or “locking” down into the palm of the hand.
• Medial and Lateral Epicondylitis-Can help strengthen injured tendons/muscles. A direct- injury or repeated trauma to a tendon/muscle causes inflammation and a decrease in its active use, which leads to muscle atrophy, and greater possibility of re-injuring that tendon/muscle structure when activities are resumed.
• Osteoarthritis-May assist in increasing circulation to the fingers, hand and forearm; improving joint range of motion, flexibility, muscle endurance and strength.
• Sympathetic Reflex Dystrophy-May help decrease nerve irritation and sensitivity caused by nerve compression and impingement, and increases blood circulation to help feed and regenerate damaged nerves.
• Hand Parapresis-Can help regain mobility, coordination, range of motion and strength of the fingers and hand.
• Fractures-Increases range of motion, flexibility, stability, and strength to injured areas after surgery.
• Tendonitis-Can help increase circulation to rebuild/regenerate affected areas, and strengthens damaged tendons in order to prevent re-injury.
• Sprains and Strains-Can help strengthen damaged, over-stretched muscles.
• Dislocations-Can help strengthen weak muscles which in turn helps to stabilize loose, unstable joints.
• Short flexor tendons-Can help lengthen overly tight, short tendons and muscles.