Reddit reviews Arthritis Compression Gloves Relieve Pain from Rheumatoid, RSI,Carpal Tunnel, Hand Gloves Fingerless for Computer Typing and Dailywork, Support for Hands and Joints (M, Grey)
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1 Open Finger Design allow you to touch and grip freely, Perform everyday tasks like using phone, typing, cooking and more without interference. Opening is set at optimal length to provide perfect balance between beneficial compression support and finger / thumb mobility.2 Mild Compression and Warmth not only help control and decrease swelling of the joints. but also increase oxygen blood flow to the muscles.Minimal stitching to reduce irritation and maximize comfort. 2018 stitching updates make the gloves more durable and long lasting than ever.3 High Quality Fabric: cotton-spandex blend ensure the high breathability and elasticity, and keep your hands always dry. Material: Cotton,Polyester,Spandex.4 All Day Wear, Lightweight, breathable cotton-spandex material will allow you to wear the gloves comfortably all day long. Temperature regulating - retains heat to soothe hands and knuckles without becoming stuffy.5 These fingerless compression gloves will support great help for those who suffered from rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis, rheumatism and carpal tunnel syndrome. Whether you are in garden, in office, or doing some other things, these breathable soft gloves will bulk up your life.
I do a lot of writing/typing/etc. and have wrist problems. I have found that wearing wrist braces at night (as well as during activities sometimes) helps. You can write/draw with the Mueller ones somebody else mentioned, or the Futuro brand ones. It'll be a bit awkward but doable IMHO.
Another thing I've used in the past is compression gloves; they help more with my hand pain issues, but it's worth a shot if your hands bug you too. Much less movement interference, more help for the joints at the base of your fingers if those are an issue, but they won't provide much support for your wrist. (I think I have these.)
Good luck, if you find anything else that works or other good resources, I'm still looking for groups who field questions like this.
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