Hand arthritis pain relief with these 3 simple moves

Hand arthritis pain relief with these 3 simple moves

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Publish Date:
22 June, 2024
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Arthritis
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Stiff, painful fingers?

Arthritis in the hands can make even simple daily things difficult and can be very frustrating 😞

But I want you to know there is something you can do to help loosen up your fingers and reduce arthritis pain during the day ☝🏽

Just like movement can be so incredibly beneficial for other joints like hips and knees- movement can also be vital for hand arthritis relief too πŸ‘πŸ½

The key is making sure you are moving in ways that don’t significantly increase your pain βœ…

Any of these three moves can help you to find some relief. Choose one or choose all 3 if they feel good. Being gentle is key as the finger joints are small 🀚🏼

The goal is to find movements to help maintain mobility of the fingers but also to improve blood flow and reduce stiffness ✨

A few repetitions can make a big difference.

You can also run your hands under warm water- especially in the morning if you notice significant stiffness. You can also wear hand compression gloves to help with pain and/or stiffness throughout the day βœ‹πŸ½

Hand arthritis can be tricky but motion is lotion! I’m here to help find ways to keep your hands healthy and mobile! βœ…

Remember- consistency is key. These movements may need a few days to start producing results ☝🏽

You’ve got this!!

If you’d like more tips on how to reduce hand, finger, and even thumb arthritis- I have an exclusive video inside the Arthritis Adventure Blueprint where I teamed up with @hand_coach_corinne to put together 9 of her best strategies to help relieve hand pain βœ…

Check out the Arthritis Adventure Blueprint to finally make your dreams and your active life possible again at arthritisadventure.com 😍

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Not medical advice. Try at your own risk.