carpal tunnel syndrome


Treatments of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

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Symptoms of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Causes

Diagnosis of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Treatment

 

Once the diagnosis of carpal tunnel syndrome is made we will determine the best possible treatment for the patient trying to prevent further nerve damage and trying to reverse the process. The different treatment options include bracing, injections, physical therapy, and surgical correction. The treatment of carpal tunnel syndrome that is chosen depends on the severity of nerve damage shown on the EMG/nerve conduction study, making this test very crucial. The earlier in the disease process that we see the patient the better chances of recovery. The later in the course the patient comes to our attention the chances of recovery are less, the patient could develop permanent paralysis, and surgical procedures might be required even though they could have been avoided early in the disease course. Patients with carpal tunnel syndrome could have full recovery with minimal intervention if they seek medical attention and treatment early.  

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