Yes, a hand sprain can be healed in 1 to 4 days

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David Freeman

Yes, a hand sprain can be healed in 1 to 4 days

Treatment and Testimonial by James Guetzkow, MD

If you have a hand sprain and want to heal quickly, here you can discover a Natural Remedy that can speed up the healing by ten times.It has been shown that muscle strains and ligament sprains can be healed in 1 to 4 days with the help of 1 to 2 FASTT Patches.

I have found that Wei Laboratories has very unique natural products. Their FASTT Patch can accelerate healing of acute and chronic injuries by increasing blood flow and lymphatic circulation. For severe 2^nd degree ankle sprains and muscle tear or AC joint separations, the recovery time can be as short as 5 days with the FASTT Patch versus 4 weeks normally. For sprains or strains that do not heal even after 3 months, or for repeat injuries, it is possible to completely heal those chronic injuries with 3-6 FASTT Patches.If you have further questions, I recommend you call Wei Laboratories at 1-888-919-1188, e-mail: wei@weilab.com.Click weilab.com or further information.

Accelerated Healing of Sprains and Strains Using the FASTT Patch

Sprain refers to injuries of ligaments that hold the bones together at the joint. Strain refers to injuries of a muscle or tendon.Tendon connects muscles and bones.Strains and sprains are the most common injuries occurring to athletes and anyone everyday.Sprains most likely happen at the ankles, wrists, and knees including Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL)/Medial Collateral Ligament (MCL).Strains occur most often in the muscles and tendons of the legs and back.Hamstring pulls, groin pulls, and sore back muscles are common forms of strain.

1) A first-degree sprain or muscle strain is the least severe damage with stretching of ligaments or muscle fibers. Pain and swelling are minimal.Range of motion usually is not affected to any important degree.First-degree muscle strains, ankle sprains and other sprains in acute conditions can be healed in less than 2 days or even overnight with treatment of a single FASTT Patch applied to the injured area.

2) In a second-degree sprain or muscle strain, the muscle and ligament have been torn and partially ruptured. There is more pain and edema, bruising, and range of motion is reduced significantly.It usually takes 2 to 3 weeks to have any improvement in the pain and swelling.However, with treatment of 2 FASTT Patches, second-degree muscle tears, ankle sprains, ACL/MCL tears, AC joint separations that are in acute conditions can be healed in 5 days.

3) In third-degree injury, the muscles, tendons, and ligaments tissues have been ruptured completely and surgery may be necessary to repair damaged tissue.

4) Tendon strain, such as groin pull, is hard to heal and usually developed into chronic conditions.First degree tendon strain that is in acute condition can be healed in 8 days with 3 FASTT Patch treatments. Second degree tendon tear can be healed in 17 days with 6 FASTT Patch treatments.Tendon strain that is in chronic condition can be healed in 8-17 days with 3-6 FASTT Patch treatments.

5) Joint cartilage in the joint can be damaged due to a sprain and it can be healed in 8-17 days with 3-6 WHITEE Patch treatments.

Testimonial

FASTT Patch Healed a 2^nd Degree Ankle Sprain in 4 Days

James Guetzkow, MD FP, Los Gatos, California, February 2004

This is a narrative of the case of a vigorous, healthy, young triathlon athlete, who was running as per his usual custom on December 12, 2001, when he suffered a lateral inversion sprain of the right lateral ankle. He was seen at the ambulatory care center of Kaiser Hospital on Kiely Blvd, Santa Clara, the following day, where an x-ray was taken and a second degree sprain documented. The x-rays were negative for fracture. He was given a walking boot brace and told to wear it for six weeks.

He was seen in my office on December 17, as he had learned of the FASTT Patch, and hoped this would help him to an early cure. On examination of the right lateral ankle it was ecchymotic and swollen both above and below the right lateral malleolus. The FASTT Patch was applied. The patient was given extra patches to continue application of new patches on alternate days.

He returned to the office on December 21, 2001, and reported that he had been able to resume his exercise and, in fact, earlier today had bicycled for 45 minutes without any pain. He has noticed that the swelling has gone away and the pain has virtually cleared. He is no longer using a boot brace. He reports there is some residual swelling in the supralateral malleolar area; however, this is not where the medicine patch had been applied. On examination the area of application no longer has any swelling, and there was no laxity of effusion of the ankle joint noticed. There is a slight residual ecchymosis covering most of the lateral foot. The bony prominences were nontender. He is walking without a limp. He states that he has been active throughout the week in his usual way, with his usual work, and has not spent time with the foot elevated.

My impression was that this was a severe sprain with soft-tissue injury, partial tear of the lateral collateral ligaments, and a joint effusion. I was extremely impressed by the rapidity of clearing and return of function that occurred in just four days under the FASTT Patch treatment.

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