The Most Common Hand Injury: Carpal Tunnel Release

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The Most Common Hand Injury: Carpal Tunnel Release
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[@miamelody-]

I had the surgery 2 days ago. Thank you for the video, it expalined much better than my doctor did 😅❤️

[@healthdecide]

You’re welcome! That is a huge compliment. We’re glad it was helpful and wish you well in your recovery.

[@rishabhchaddha9994]

Could you please help me, I am also facing all the symptoms of CTS and worried about myself, I am just 24, can you tell me about your problem, what were the symptoms you were facing and for how long at what age you got this problem?

[@healthdecide]

If you are experiencing symptoms of this, we recommend you see a medical doctor to evaluate your specific case.

[@rishabhchaddha9994]

@Health Decide - 3D Healthcare Education could you please suggest what Dr. Treats this problem effectively a neurologist, orthopaedic or GP

[@healthdecide]

Yes of course. Orthopedic doctors with a specialty in hands.

[@user-ud5jv3yz4q]

But won't removing that ligament completely cause other problems?

[@allanblount2449]

Reasonable question, but Nope, thankfully, it's been years since surgery and not issues.

[@saritapaloma8426]

Dear Lord, please heal me, i have been suffering severe pain for months because of cubital tunnel syndrome, carpal tunnel syndrome, tendinitis, and cervical radiculopathy. I have been taking different kinds of medicines, and I am almost in the end of my therapy sessions, but still I am not getting any better. I cannot sleep at night, work better in the office, and do some household chores because of the pain. Sometimes I feel so desperate, but I just think that I should have faith. I know in Your time I will be healed. I put my trust in You, Lord Jesus Amen.

[@AbdulSalam-tf9vb]

Rest it , stretch it, floss it, massage it with prooer technique.. and go meet your phisio therapist.. last option is surgery.

[@anastacio1989ify]

Maybe try wearing wrist brace. I suffered from sleepless nights because of carpal tunnel syndrome.But with the wrist brace even when my hand sometimes swells,but it doesnt hurt anymore.May the LORD heal you completely🙏🙏🙏❤️

[@ericsaltonstall8573]

I believe it is not Carpal Tunnel. The electrical signals start at the brain, travel to the neck, then down the arms, to the wrists and hands; then back up again. I have Cervical Radiculopathy too. My understanding is, wrist pain/numbness to fingers only-Carpal Tunnel, elbow to fingers pain/numbness-Ulnar nerve compression or Cubital Tunnel Syndrome, neck to fingers pain/numbness is Cervical Radiculopathy or pinched nerve. Since the pain/numbness "starts" at the neck it's not caused at the elbow or wrist. My opinion is praying will never fix your problem. Waiting won't fix your problem. Ask a physical therapist about stretching excercises and an Orthopedic surgeon. Testing may include CT Scan with contrast, CT Scan without contrast, maybe an MRI; not sure which is best. My understanding is CT Scan with contrast shows tissues like nerves and CT Scan without contrast is good for showing bones. Surgery maybe needed. I suggest start with the stretching excercises, it will take months.

[@caligirl3000]

I am getting the surgery done with nine. Right hand first. I can't take this pain anymore. No sleep last night. I have never experienced pain like this in my life. I've had 2 hip replacement, c5-c6, & myomectomy surgeries. This carpal tunnel pain is worse than all my surgeries combined.

[@ericsaltonstall8573]

What are the odds, scar tissue will only attach to the two end pieces of the cut areas and to nothing else or no where else?

[@_xMyux_]

I haven't had this pain in so long and it returned and is so painful 😢

[@miamelody-]

I know how you feel, the pain was unbearable for me as well. Please consider getting the surgery, it will be worth it, i did it too!

[@himadkumar4498]

How much expensive?

[@melaniel7880]

I had this surgery today!!

[@healthdecide]

Best wishes for your recovery!

[@AnithaS-yj3cq]

Arch in the palmar aspect of hand

[@IshwaryaD-qi1vz]

I have this problem my Nerve conduction study is telling i have mild bilateral carpal tunnel syndrome(right>left) my neurologist informed me to take tablets i am taking tablets from last 3weeks but still i am not feeling that much changes my hand like one figure shake sometimes and even my hand ifeel pain in my hands and wrist

[@daldacare7973]

How is it now

[@ericsaltonstall8573]

Nice video, BUT, Why is that band cut completely in two and left separated? What is that band for? What function(s) or support is being lost because of the band being cut and left apart? Will that leave the wrist nerve with less protection in the future? My understanding is the more layers of anything over a nerve, the more difficult for a injury to reach the nerve to cause damage to the nerve. Please, for piece of mind, make and share another video explaining why that band is there in the first place and the function(s) of that band. Also, please show and tell what limitations might exist after the band is released (cut and left apart). Does that band ever find itself and reconnect? If, reconnecting happens, is it by scar tissue and does that create more issues? If, the band reconnects, does it reconnect with a looser fit so the same original functionality exists, yet not as tight to cause the same need for surgery again?

[@anastacio1989ify]

I met someone who undergo a surgery she said she and her friends who had the same surgery lost alot of strength on their hand.

[@ericsaltonstall8573]

Loosing strength makes sense, because weight lifters wrap their wrists for a reason. I think it may be for the same reason humans grow the wrist band in the first place; hold things (like tendons and nerves) in place. I think Carpal tunnel surgery should be making the channel wider, not cutting the band.

[@LoneWolfSparty]

​​@@ericsaltonstall8573the ligament grows back with scar tissue so that there's more room for the nerve and less chance of it getting compressed. So in essence you are making the tunnel wider where the nerve is in a sense.

[@deniser.m.7356]

I had surgery on my right hand one week ago. I needed it in both hands. I am so happy that I chose to do one at a time. The recovery has been awful for me. Good luck to those who needs it.

[@healthdecide]

We wish you all the best in your healing journey

[@deniser.m.7356]

@@healthdecide Thank you!

[@KatieAllison77]

I had carpal tunnel surgery on my left hand 4 days ago and my hand is constantly throbbing in pain still. Is this normal? How long is the average recovery time? I had friends tell me they went to work the next day after their surgeries and somehow I just can’t believe that!

[@healthdecide]

Healing can vary based on the severity of the condition. Return to work really varies based on the nature of your jobA and strenuous and repetitive hand motions should be avoided for 6-8 weeks. Have patience with the healing process as full healing can take 3-6 months. We wish you well and hope you feel better soon.

[@mujahidsayed6917]

I have this problem syndrome please tell me what is better surgery or injection??

[@healthdecide]

Carpal tunnel injections and release surgery are two effective treatment options if you develop carpal tunnel syndrome. Injections are less invasive but are required more often. Surgery is typically associated with a complete reduction in symptoms for many people but comes with a longer recovery process. So you would need to weigh the benefits and costs with your doctor to determine your best treatment option.

[@misbakhanum3862]

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[@eduardsonjimenez2601]

I had the injection process last December 8 but after the injection treatment the numbness abd pain in my index finger was become permanent. The doctor told me to proceed to surgery so that everything will releave, is that true?. Because until now there is pain even i drink pain reliever.

[@Catto.PK2007]

What are the causes? I do dead hangs and push ups. Now i notice my wrist slightly hurt sometimes. And my hand veins are always bulging

[@healthdecide]

The causes or risk factors can vary widely: Anatomic causes like wrist fractures, dislocation, or arthritis ; Nerve-damaging conditions (like diabetes), inflammatory conditions, fluid retention, or prolonged or repetitive flexing of the wrist. If you notice pain during work outs - evaluating form and including stretching and regular breaks may be helpful. If you are concerned or have continued pain, we always recommend seeing a orthopedic hand specialist to help determine causes and treatment.

[@Catto.PK2007]

@@healthdecide you're awsome

[@Stacyketzes-cf9ov]

I'm getting this surgery on both hands

[@healthdecide]

Best wishes for a good recovery!

[@rishabhchaddha9994]

How are you doing now mam?

[@josemanuico5613]

U still alive?

[@user-cb9je6oj7u]

For the wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord. (Romans 6:23) When Jesus heard it, he saith unto them, They that are whole have no need of the physician, but they that are sick: I came not to call the righteous, but sinners to repentance. (Mark 2:17) For godly sorrow worketh repentance to salvation not to be repented of: but the sorrow of the world worketh death. (2 Corinthians 7:10) I tell you, Nay: but, except ye repent, ye shall all likewise perish. (Luke 13:5)