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Physical

Physical therapy--At home exercises (stretches, roller, light weights); Trigger point pressure

Hot/cold (soaking hands and using hot and cold packs)

Rest and relaxation--lots of it

Sleep--lots of it

Meditation/deep relaxation (listening to music, relaxation tapes, or just silence--30 to 60 minutes before going to sleep)

Splint (in early stages)

Fingerless gloves

Exercise (swimming, walking)

Bodywork--lots of it (massage, cranio-sacral, Feldenkrais)

Soaking in hot tubs

Becoming ambidextrous--using left hand (which is less severely injured than right)

Rolling tennis ball under bare feet (to help relax in general)

Multivitamins and vitamin B6 (100 mg)


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