A wrist guard is not just a piece of cloth, it can provide different protective effects in different scenarios, with the core purpose of providing support and stability to the wrist. Sports protection: When playing basketball, badminton, or volleyball, wrist guards can reduce the impact force caused by excessive wrist flexion and extension, prevent sprains, and absorb sweat to prevent hand slippage. Medical rehabilitation: For people with old wrist injuries, tenosynovitis, or triangular fibrocartilage complex injuries, wrist guards can restrict movement, allow the injured area to rest, and reduce pain. For example, after removing the cast from a distal radius fracture, wearing a wrist brace can stabilize the injured area and protect newly formed tissue. In the early postoperative period of carpal tunnel syndrome, wrist braces can also be used to restrict excessive movement. encyclopedia Daily support: When prolonged use of the computer causes wrist fatigue, wrist guards can provide necessary support and reduce discomfort.
