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Hand recovery patients

Each page describes a typical situation and workload — an observational grouping for education and safer defaults in the app, not a medical label.

19 profiles

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Post-op tendon repair

You had a flexor or extensor tendon repaired and are following a surgeon's protocol.

Clinician clearance recommended

Post-op fracture (finger, hand, or wrist)

You had a fracture stabilized with surgery (pins, plates, or screws).

Clinician clearance recommended

Post-op nerve repair

You had a nerve repaired and sensation or motor control is changing.

Clinician clearance recommended

After carpal tunnel release

You had carpal tunnel surgery and want to return to typing, gripping, and daily tasks safely.

Clinician clearance recommended

Fresh injury, no surgery yet

Your hand was injured recently and you have not yet been evaluated.

Clinician clearance recommended

Stiffness after a cast or splint

Your cast or splint just came off and your hand feels stiff and weak.

Carpal tunnel symptoms (no surgery)

You have median nerve symptoms — tingling, night pain, dropping objects.

Trigger finger

Your finger catches, clicks, or locks — especially in the morning.

De Quervain's (often new parents)

You have radial wrist pain — common in new parents, texters, and lifters.

Thumb base (CMC) arthritis

Your thumb base hurts when you pinch, open jars, or turn keys.

Inflammatory arthritis flare

Your hand joints are hot, swollen, and stiff — often with a systemic condition.

Desk worker / programmer overuse

You type and mouse for a living and your hands are paying for it.

Manual trade / repetitive grip

You grip, twist, vibrate, or impact your hands at work all day.

Athlete or musician (precision hand)

You need precision, endurance, and pain-free return to your sport or instrument.

Older adult — grip and dexterity decline

You want to keep opening jars, buttoning shirts, and gripping safely as you age.

Neurological hand impairment

You're rebuilding hand function after a stroke or another neurological condition.

Clinician clearance recommended

Burn or skin contracture recovery

You're recovering from a burn, graft, or significant scarring on the hand.

Clinician clearance recommended

Suspected complex regional pain syndrome

Your symptoms feel out of proportion — color, temperature, and pain changes that don't make sense.

Clinician clearance recommended

Undiagnosed and cautious

You're not sure what's wrong yet — and want to do something safe in the meantime.

Clinician clearance recommended

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