Carpal tunnel syndrome and fear of permanent damage to nerves

Some early symptoms of carpal tunnel syndrome are pieces of numbness of the thumb and two fingers o. People are worried, but go about their lives and daily activities. If deafness is worse, they see their doctor, who warned against the risk of permanent damage to the nerves.

Is this true?

Trigger Finger

Trigger Finger

Trigger Finger

To determine if this is true, we need to answer two questions. There really is a nerve injury, and what exactlyStanding mean?

T carpal tunnel syndrome actually damage the nerves?

Three factors seem to normal people, who need a lot of hands and begins to carpal tunnel symptoms of numbness and tingling

the muscles are tense and the first pull its curtains.

Depending on the weather, connective tissue, plastic packaging and gauze.

Third inflammation occurs, the fall of the liquidin the region.

These three factors that compress the nerve of a variety of directions. This reduces the nerve impulses. You get numbness and / or pins and needles.This does not mean there is damage. This means that the nerve is pressed.

Theoretically, if the nerve damage was long enough there might be compressed, but I have worked with people who had been deaf for years or ten years, and when we came back with compression of the nerves away soulful, almostimmediately.

If you run a garden hose on foot, slows down or blocks the nerve impulses. What happens when you take your foot? If you go to a pipe, it means that the tube is damaged? Permanently?

What exactly do doctors mean when they say permanent nerve damage?

The doctors say, only say what they do. They are afraid of having permanent nerve damage. And 'my professional opinion that they are very wrong.

I thinkDoctors believe that the numbness of the thumb and fingers is a serious problem. It 'also my impression that they think that the numbness can become permanent because of the damage. I do not know why exactly is it.

One reason for this is because it seems that doctors do not know what the problem is that to reverse deafness. The usual methods do not work, then the last resort is surgery. This is technically the courage to make more space. Temporarily.

WhatDoctors should tell you that you are in danger is a constant pressure on the nerve deafness.

And yes, it can become permanent if you do not do the right things, the moment is behind all the nerve compression in the reverse order. (And not all in the wrist.)

Numbness of the compression does not cause damage. Of course, serious cases of extreme compression, but this is not the case for most of the common people with common carpTunnel.

Drowsiness is by compression. And it is only permanent until the compression. Remove the compression and the nerve impulses.

I mean, have you ever stepped on a water hose and someone had to say: "water line need surgery or permanent damage"

Carpal tunnel syndrome and fear of permanent damage to nerves