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Hand therapy involves the rehabilitation of the hand, fingers and wrist by combining physical and occupational therapy. It can also be used for acute or chronic pain. The hand area may have been affected by disease, trauma or a neurological disorder. The goal of the treatment is for an individual to be able to have the best use of the hand after a diagnosis and to go back to a productive life or as normal a life as possible.

Emotional and psychological support may also be provided in this treatment. Hand therapy is utilized for a variety of applications at locations which include rehabilitation centers, hospital, clinics and sports medicine facilities. Common conditions that may require hand therapy include burns, arthritis, fractures, nerve damage, and amputation of fingers.

Other conditions may include assisting with carpal tunnel syndrome and to recover from a sports injury.

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To form a diagnosis, a hand therapist will conduct a thorough sensory, musculoskeletal and strength examination of the damaged area. Other activities which may be included are training an individual to live with a prosthetic, or treating wounds and scars. The hand therapy might begin soon after surgery or an injury, and the length of time spent in therapy can vary, depending on the extent of damage that was incurred.