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    What is carpal tunnel syndrome?

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    Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Neurology
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    Lyn Craven

    Bowen Therapist, Naturopath, Nutritionist, Western Herbal Medicine Practitioner

    I specialise in gastrointestinal health problems, (leaky gut syndrome, allergies, bloating, candida, IBS, constipation, dysbiosis, reflux), women's health, back/neck pain, RSI, carpel tunnel syndrome, rotating/tilting … View Profile

    Just to clarify a little more on this question I also have a link which you can gain further insight into carpel tunnel and how natural therapies are an excellent safe and effective way to treat this without surgery.
    http://lyncravencorporatehealth-naturopath.com/carpeltunnelsyndrome2.pdf

    When treating people for CT using Bowen therapy I encourage gentle exercises and movement of the arms to encourage healthy blood flow to tissues and extremities.  It is important to treat the back and neck of the person not just the arms.

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    Dr Ryan Hislop

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    Ryan Hislop is the Clinical Director at the Orange Chiropractic Health and Wellness Centre. As an experienced and evidence-based diagnostician, Ryan works largely by medical … View Profile

    Carpal tunnel syndrome is a painful and debilitating disorder of the hand due to an increased pressure on the nerves that run through the wrist.

    Symptoms include numbness, pins and needles, and pain (particularly at night). Anything that causes swelling inside the wrist can cause carpal tunnel syndrome. Examples include:
    repetitive hand movements
    pregnancy
    arthritis

    Possible treatments include rest, splinting, manual therapy (such as what a chiropractor would use) cortisone injections and surgery.

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