Walk-In Chiropractic Back Relief A “Self Help” Guide To Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS) has a bad reputation for coming and going, sometimes for years, depending on many factors such as 1) age; 2) profession (fast, repetitive, with forceful gripping); 3) general health (diabetes, hypothyroid, and inflammatory arthritis (like rheumatoid), pregnancy, on birth
Walk-In Chiropractic Back Relief Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and Neck Pain – The Great Mystery! Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS) develops when the median nerve is pinched at the palm-side of the wrist causing numbness in the index, third, and thumb-side half of the ring/fourth finger. Since the median nerve passes through the neck, it’s possible that
Walk-In Chiropractic Back Relief Carpal Tunnel Surgery – When Is It Needed? Carpal Tunnel Surgery is serious business, so it’s best to consider all options before resorting to it. Carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) often responds well to non-surgical care and there is good evidence supporting chiropractic treatment for CTS. But the question frequently arises, “When
Walk-In Chiropractic Back Relief Carpal Tunnel Syndrome – 6 Facts You Need To Know! SYMPTOMS: CTS complaints include numbness, pain, tingling, and/or weakness of the hand (especially fingers two, three, and four). While this can be constant, it usually comes and goes. ONSET: CTS usually comes on gradually. However, the length of time over which