A **Wrist Splint** is an orthopedic device designed to immobilize or support the wrist joint, providing stability and pain relief for a variety of conditions. It typically consists of a rigid or semi-rigid material that extends along the forearm and hand, often with a metal or plastic stay to keep the wrist in a neutral or slightly extended position. Wrist splints are commonly used to manage conditions such as **carpal tunnel syndrome, wrist sprains or strains, tendonitis, arthritis, and during rehabilitation after fractures or surgery**. By limiting movement at the wrist, the splint helps to reduce inflammation, alleviate pain, and promote the healing process. Many splints are adjustable with Velcro straps for a secure and comfortable fit, making them a practical solution for supporting the wrist during recovery or for chronic pain management.