Description:

Common amongst athletes who play ball games. The thumb or finger is pressed back by the weight of a ball, stretching the ligaments of the carpo-phalengeal joint and can sometimes dislocate the joint. Less frequently, injury occurs at the first phalangeal joint of the thumb. May occur from a single injury or by repetitive minor strains.

Using BioStim™ is an effective way of minimising pain and accelerating the healing process.

Placement of Applicators:

One electrode at the base of the thumb and top of the wrist (as pictured).

List of precautions.

Settings:

Dosage:

BioStim™ can be used as often as required to ease symptoms.

Other Treatments:

RICE (Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation), Support (with tape, etc.), Frictional Massage to the affected joint, Exercise to strengthen the Extensor & Abductor Pollices muscles (after recovery), .

IF PAIN PERSISTS - CONSULT YOUR DOCTOR