Yes, supportive splints or braces can be used to provide compression and support to hands or wrists affected by ulnar deviation, particularly while performing tasks. These braces help in managing the symptoms and may prevent further deformity by stabilizing the joints in a proper alignment. It's important to consult with a Show Full Answer

Yes, supportive splints or braces can be used to provide compression and support to hands or wrists affected by ulnar deviation, particularly while performing tasks. These braces help in managing the symptoms and may prevent further deformity by stabilizing the joints in a proper alignment. It's important to consult with a healthcare provider or a rheumatologist to get a brace that fits well and meets your specific needs.

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