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09/15/2013 20:33
commuted 
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09/15/2013 20:33
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About sleep brace and stretching
I hope there is a study involving stretching and bracing since this seems obvious. I am worried it might be contraindicated. When I stretch a soreness develops in the area where I expect the progression of the cord to eventually go to. Any insight in this area?
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09/15/2013 20:44
callie 
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09/15/2013 20:44
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Re: About sleep brace and stretching
I don't think stretching helps Dupuytren's. The stretching might help the surrounding tissues but I doubt that it slows down the cell formation of Dupuytren's. Stretching might have a temporary positive effect, but long term if the cells are forming they will overcome the positive effects of stretching.
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09/15/2013 21:05
moondanc
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09/15/2013 21:05
moondanc
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Re: About sleep brace and stretching
callie:
I don't think stretching helps Dupuytren's. The stretching might help the surrounding tissues but I doubt that it slows down the cell formation of Dupuytren's. Stretching might have a temporary positive effect, but long term if the cells are forming they will overcome the positive effects of stretching.
Dr. Eaton always cautioned against stretching and hyperflexion. He recommended placing a dowel on a table , putting your hand flat against it palm side down and then massaging hard that way and running your nodules over it. Sorry I can't be more articulate with a description. I know there is a link to the technique somewhere on his old website and it has been posted on this forum.
Diane
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