Rehabilitation training for thumb fracture is mainly to restore the thumb flexion and extension activities and finger strength, in order to restore the normal activity function of the fingers.
In the early stage of fracture, due to the braking of the thumb, it is easy to have adhesion contracture of the joint capsule and ligament in the thumb area. This leads to stiffness and unfavorable movement of the thumb joint in the later stage. You can first use hot compresses to soften the adhesion contracture tissue, and then carry out active fist exercise to enhance the strength and toughness of the fingers.
You can also use the healthy side of the hand on the affected side of the finger pressure, break straight passive training, assisted by the affected side of the finger joints of the pull. In order to restore the thumb part of the normal flexion and extension and weight-bearing activities.
Finger fractures may affect motor and sensory function even after prompt treatment. It is recommended to carry out rehabilitation training under the guidance of a doctor or rehabilitation therapist. Physical therapy can be used to promote the recovery of the fracture site.