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Anyone know where to purchase leather braces?
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<blockquote data-quote="Shari" data-source="post: 326576" data-attributes="member: 1848"><p>I fell off my horse 6 weeks ago and have done something to my wrist. Trying to hold off on the MRI, etc, and see if it improves. With bracing, it has improved some, but I am allergic to the synthetic material the brace is made from. I've paddded it with socks and vet wrap and ace bandages, but its just not enough - I have to find a brace I'm not allergic to (and re-grow the skin on the majority of my wrist).</p><p> </p><p>Anyone know of a place that sells leather or cotton braces or splints? Like th old kind that you had to lace up?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Shari, post: 326576, member: 1848"] I fell off my horse 6 weeks ago and have done something to my wrist. Trying to hold off on the MRI, etc, and see if it improves. With bracing, it has improved some, but I am allergic to the synthetic material the brace is made from. I've paddded it with socks and vet wrap and ace bandages, but its just not enough - I have to find a brace I'm not allergic to (and re-grow the skin on the majority of my wrist). Anyone know of a place that sells leather or cotton braces or splints? Like th old kind that you had to lace up? [/QUOTE]
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