I agree that use of splint during night is going to be helpful by preventing the flexion and extension movements of the wrists (Burton et al., 2014). However, I should have included night splints on the affected wrists for 2 to 4 weeks. According to Zychowicz (2013) initial conservative treatment usually involves atleast night time splinting of the affected wrist for 2 to 4 weeks. I should have educated patient on resting of arms and wrists as much as possible. This can be done by switching hands during work, taking regular breaks from repetitive movements of hand and not sitting or standing in same position all day (National Library, 2015). Also, alternating ice and moist heat, home exercises and using wrist support typing is going to assist
