How To STOP Carpal Tunnel PAIN Naturally! There is HOPE!

by Dr. John Thomas, DC in Videos on March 6th, 2011

Attention Carpal Tunnel Sufferers!
NSAIDs, cortisone injections, and surgery are not the only options. In fact, you may not have to get surgery after all. An amazing non-surgical secret approach to eliminating carpal tunnel syndrome-like symptoms is available. Thousands of people get long lasting relief from carpal tunnel without surgery, braces, splints, shots, pills or wraps.

Watch this video to learn what you can do at home, at work, and in front of your computer to quickly and easily stop carpal tunnel from destroying your life. You can live pain free again.

Carpal tunnel syndrome usually begins with a vague aching in your wrist that can extend to your hand or forearm. Symptoms of Carpal tunnel syndrome often become persistent and interfere with your ability to work and enjoy life. Seek the care of a doctor to avoid nerve and muscle damage.

Symptoms of more advanced carpal tunnel syndrome include:

1. Pins and Needles
Tingling or Numbness occurs in your fingers or hand. Tingling or Numbness is usually in your thumb and index, middle or ring fingers, but not your little finger. This sensation can be incredibly painful and typically occurs when holding a steering wheel, phone or book or upon awakening. As the disorder progresses, the numb feeling may become constant. . If left untreated, Carpal tunnel syndrome can cause serious nerve and muscle damage can occur.

2. Armed and Dangerous
Pain radiating or shooting from your wrist up your arm to your shoulder or down into your palm or fingers. Pain is typically the palm side of your forearm.

3. Butter Fingers
A sense of weakness in your hands and a tendency to drop things is a typical symptom of carpal tunnel syndrome.

Traditionally carpal tunnel syndrome is treated with splints, Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), Corticosteroids, and surgery.

1.Uncomfortable Splints
Wearing a splint while you sleep I often recommended.

2.Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs)
NSAIDs are a top cause of liver failure in the United States. The dangers of NAIDs have finally come to light. Although these drugs may help relieve pain from carpal tunnel syndrome in the short term, long-term health risks must be seriously considered. There’s no evidence that these drugs can actually help heal carpal tunnel syndrome.

3.Corticosteroids
Cortisone injections directly into the areas affected by carpal tunnel are used to relieve your pain. Actually, Corticosteroids mask pain temporarily and do nothing to address the root cause of pain.

4. Cut the Ligament
Carpal tunnel surgery attempts to relieve pressure on your median nerve by cutting the ligament pressing on the nerve. Endoscopic surgery will leave you with incisions in your hand or wrist. Open surgery involves making a larger incision in the palm of your hand over the carpal tunnel and cutting through the ligament to free the nerve. The recovery from surgery often takes months.