Call your doctor if you feel pain, tingling or numbness in your fingers that does not go away. If you have trouble grasping objects, making a fist or have weakness in your hand or arm, you should see your doctor.
Most people with carpal tunnel syndrome recover completely with treatment. A small percentage of patients have permanent nerve injury.
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CRPS; RSDS; Causalgia - RSD; Shoulder-hand syndrome; Reflex sympathetic dystrophy syndrome; Sudeck's atrophy Prevention There is no... Read more »