The Best Brace for CUBITAL TUNNEL SYNDROME
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Involves pressure or stretching of the ulnar nerve (also known as the “funny bone” nerve), which can cause numbness or tingling in the ring and small fingers, pain in the forearm, and/or weakness in the hand. The ulnar nerve runs in a groove on the inner side of the elbow.
Something has caused the ulnar nerve to become irritated or ‘slip’ out of the grove that is normal sits in.
Sleeping with the arm folded behind neck. Pressing the elbows upon the arms of a chair while typing or resting the elbow on the arm rest of a vehicle. Prolonged flexing of the elbow, such as when you hold a cell phone to your ear!
That tingly pinky and weak grip? Classic cubital tunnel. A nighttime elbow brace helps keep your arm straight and stops nerve pinching while you sleep. Wear it overnight and during repetitive elbow-bending tasks. Our advice? The less you rest your elbow on hard surfaces, the better your nerve will behave. You’re not bracing because you’re broken. You’re bracing because you’re rebuilding.
See recommended productscontact for more adviceThat tingly pinky and weak grip? Classic cubital tunnel. A nighttime elbow brace helps keep your arm straight and stops nerve pinching while you sleep. Wear it overnight and during repetitive elbow-bending tasks. Our advice? The less you rest your elbow on hard surfaces, the better your nerve will behave. You’re not bracing because you’re broken. You’re bracing because you’re rebuilding.
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