/ Plantar Fasciitis Night Splint
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Plantar Fasciitis Night Splint
- Aids in controlled application of a prolonged stretch on the Plantar Fascia and Achilles Tendon
- Helps patient sleep more comfortably and reduce morning pain commonly associated with plantar fasciitis
- Help treat plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendonitis, foot drop, and heel pain
- Traditional-style night splint for treating plantar fasciitis
- Larger compared to the dorsal style; May cause difficulty walking if you frequently get up at night
- Plastic outer shell with a soft and cool, terry liner
- Pads on calf and ankle straps for additional comfort
- Holds foot in the dorsiflexion position, meaning the fascia is stretched out to help it from tensing up while you sleep
- Adjustable bilateral dorsiflexion straps to provide custom amount of stretch to accommodate patient needs
- Includes toe wedge for optional use when user requires additional stretch on plantar fascia
- Fits right or left
- Hand washable liner easily separated from shell to maintain hygiene with nightly use
- Wipe clean with warm water and hang to dry
- Not Made with Natural Rubber Latex
Part # | Shoe Size | Size |
155-79-97753 | Male 6 & under, Female 7 & under | Small |
155-79-97755 | Male 6.5 - 8.5, Female 7.5 - 9.5 | Medium |
155-79-97757 | Male 9.5 - 11.5, Female 10 - 12.5 | Large |
Part # | Shoe Size | Size |
155-79-97753 | Male 6 & under, Female 7 & under | Small |
155-79-97755 | Male 6.5 - 8.5, Female 7.5 - 9.5 | Medium |
155-79-97757 | Male 9.5 - 11.5, Female 10 - 12.5 | Large |
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Because we instinctively put our hands out in front of us when we fall, we suffer wrist injuries more frequently than other types of injuries. Our wrists are designed to allow us liberal movement in many directions, and when you have a rupture, strain, sprain or fracture, this can be quite painful. A wrist brace immobilizes the wrist, allowing you to use your hand while limiting your range of motion to prevent pain.
As notorious as wrist injuries from accidents are, other conditions can cause chronic wrist pain, such as arthritis. Wearing a wrist brace can allow you to engage in more activities without pain, such as driving, writing, painting and playing cards.
Carpal tunnel syndrome is another reason for chronic wrist pain. Oftentimes limiting the activity that caused it — such as typing, playing an instrument and doing needlework — can improve your condition, and wearing a wrist brace in the meantime can help.
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