4 Best Ways To Treat Wrist/Thumb Pain! De Quervain’s Tenosynovitis! | Dr Wil & Dr K

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Our hands are amazing tools and pain in the wrists and/or thumbs can render them useless. De Quervain’s Syndrome/Tenosynovitis is a condition is which the tendons of the thumb become inflamed leading to scarring and adhesions causing loss of motion and pain. Musicians, carpenters, mechanics, and therapists are the most susceptible. Add these exercises for relief.

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