Carpal tunnel syndrome – Tools
Tools for knitting with carpal tunnel syndrome Various manufacturers offer ergonomic knitting and crochet needles that are designed to make handwork easier if you have problems wit
Knitting despite pain
When knitting hurts, it quickly loses its ease.
You may be familiar with this:
Your hands get tired, your wrist hurts or your shoulders tense up. Things that used to be taken for granted suddenly feel strenuous.
You are not alone in this.
Here you will find ways to adapt your needlework – step by step and to suit your situation.
Where exactly do you have complaints?
What can help you immediately
– Take more frequent breaks
– Try out other needles
– Slower and looser knitting / crocheting
– Change your sitting posture regularly
– Warm your hands
– Use cushions to support the elbows
Testimonials Carpal tunnel syndrome Ria
Experience report about a carpal tunnel operation on Ria (89) and her knitting habits.
Testimonials Carpal tunnel syndrome Britta
Britta E. reports on how she lives with her carpal tunnel syndrome without surgery, what she does about it and how she continues to knit despite this.