Finger trauma
	Broken finger
	Subungal hematoma
	Carpal tunnel syndrome
	Trigger Finger
	Ulnar nerve disorder
	Knuckle disorder
	Arthritis
	Rheumatoid arthritis
	Gout
	Dry Cracked Fingertips
	Bone tumor
	Raynaud's disease
	Scleroderma
	Vasculitis
	Peripheral vascular disease
	Embolism
	Nail disorders
	Paronychia
	Tendon sheath infection
	Pulp space infection
	Ischemia of fingers
	Hand paraesthesia
	Cervical spondylosis

The real underlying cause of your finger pain problem may well be “hyperirritable spots” in the skeletal muscles of your hands, known as “contractures”. These nonspecific strained areas of muscle (bands) are weakened, loose flexibility and shorten due to repetitive motion.

You work everyday with your hands, performing specific tasks that demand a repetitive range of motion with your fingers or grip. What happens? The muscles that power your repetitive activities become fatigued and begin to breakdown. Why? Because doing the same thing with your hands day in and day out (repetitive motion syndrome) doesn’t give the muscles a chance to heal. Then the problem really becomes compounded. 

Your Capillaries Could Be Disappearing!

Overworked muscles in your fingers and hands can produce these “weak link” areas before you know it. Often developing “trigger points” in advance of you feeling their painful long term effects. Talk about adding insult to injury! These specific points within your hand’s muscles (cells) become impaired. They stop functioning correctly. Why? Because the over fatigued muscle (bands) become constricted, slowing blood flow to the point where tiny capillaries in your finger tips can literally disappear! 

You need healthy micro-circulation to feed the muscles fresh oxygen and nutrients vital for repair. Also, to flush out toxic chemical byproducts which restrict the flexibility of the muscle and ultimately puts excessive stress on your tendons and joints. Ouch! No wonder it hurts.

What can you to do about it? 

Can you afford to stop doing whatever it is you do everyday with your hands? Probably not. Like most of us, you wouldn’t be suffering in the first place if you didn’t have to perform certain repetitive tasks working with your hands.

Prolotex™ far infrared therapy gloves go to work silently and effectively to improve the microcirculation in your hands, fingers, thumbs and fingertips. As natural far infrared rays are gently emitted, reflected and refracted in the soft tissues of your fingers & hands, cellular functioning is enhanced. This amazing process can help to reverse damage done from overworked muscles as well as relieve pain. FIR can actually help to produce better enzymes within the cells of the muscle. Imagine that!

Prolotex™ far infrared therapy gloves last for several years and are worth every penny of investment.