Combined Balance Taping for Wrist Extension Pain
(Greater pain in wrist extension than flexion)


Application A: If wrist extension with supination is more comfortable than pronation, I-shaped tape is wrapped outward diagonally twice with an approximately 20-30% stretch from the outside of the ulna below the 5th finger to the radial epicondyle (wrapping from the distal to the proximal part) in forearm supination.1)

Note: Never stretch the starting and end points of the tape (approximately 2-3 cm) .2, 3, 4)


Application B: Cross tape of type C (5X6) is applied to the lateral epicondyle.


Results: no pain on wrist extension pain after applying the combined balance taping twice
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    shoulder posture. Technol Health Care. 2013;21:607-612.
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    2015; 27:2405-2406.