Occupational therapy: Many occupational therapists (often only in a hospital out-patient setting) can help with adaptive devices as well as work with your limitations, give you things you can do at home (parafin baths?), and teach you ways to compensate.
Answered 5/6/2019
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See a hand therapist: This is one issue for which a hand therapist can provide help. The therapist can help with splints, exercises and self-help devises that will improve your ability to function.
Answered 1/1/2023
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