Neck, Shoulder Pain, and/or Elbow Pain Could Be Symptoms of Carpal Tunnel – Get The Facts
“Pinched Nerves” can happen in any joint of the body, but one of the most common pinched nerves is the Median Nerve in the Carpal Tunnel. This pressure on the Nerve from trapped inflammation can affect every muscle and joint between the tips of the fingers and the cortex of the brain.
By The Carpal Solution Medical Team Over 300 years combined medical experience
Neck, Shoulder Pain, and/or Elbow Pain Could Be Symptoms of Carpal Tunnel – Get The Facts
“Pinched Nerves” can happen in any joint of the body, but one of the most common pinched nerves is the Median Nerve in the Carpal Tunnel. This pressure on the Nerve from trapped inflammation can affect every muscle and joint between the tips of the fingers and the cortex of the brain.
By The Carpal Solution Medical Team Over 300 years combined medical experience
People are often confused when they have pain, tingling or numbness in one place when the injury or nerve being pinched is in a different location of the body. Nerves issues are like that, they are somewhat unpredictable and confusing, and as such can be difficult to diagnose even for a Doctor.
“Pinched Nerves” can happen in any joint of the body, but one of the most common pinched nerves is the Median Nerve in the Carpal Tunnel.
The Median Nerve runs from the tips of the fingers through the wrist, forearm, elbow, humerus, shoulder, and neck. When there is nerve trouble, it almost always results from the Median Nerve being pinched in the Carpal Tunnel at the base of the hand.
This pinching of the Median Nerve can affect every muscle and joint between the tips of the fingers and the cortex of the brain.
This phenomenon is what is known as Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.
Not only will Carpal Tunnel affect the hand, fingers and wrist, which are the joints and muscles near the Carpal Tunnel, but patients often report that they are experiencing Neck Pain or Shoulder Pain or both. They find it difficult to believe that this discomfort can be resulting from pinching of the nerve in the hand.
Sometimes a pinched nerve in the neck can cause Carpal Tunnel-like symptoms, but this is rare, usually it is the reverse where the Median Nerve is being pinched in the base of the hand and causing pain in the shoulder, elbow or even the neck.
Check out what the Doctors say about Carpal Tunnel Symptoms
If you have one or more of these symptoms you have a 75% chance of having Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. If you have two or more, the probability you have this condition is greater than 95%. You should always get your self-diagnosis confirmed by a Doctor. But there is no need to wait to get started getting your annoying symptoms under control. There is a safe, natural treatment developed by Doctors that will allow you to treat yourself in the comfort of home. It is called the Carpal Solution Therapy and it works for 97% of patients.
So, if you are experiencing pain in any of these parts of your body, do not be surprised if it is being caused by Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. The good news is Carpal Tunnel Syndrome can be treated quickly and easily in the comfort of home with this Carpal Tunnel Treatment that was developed by Doctors and works for over 97% of patients.
The Carpal Solution is Self-Applied Before Retiring to Bed in Three Easy Steps
STEP 1: Place the Carpal Solution on the Back of the hand as shown with adhesive side down. Attach 1st strap below little finger securing it on the palm. Tear away excess tape to prevent overlap of straps on palm.
STEP 2: Self apply the appropriate tension to the Carpal Solution with 2nd strap below the thumb and attached on palm side of hand as shown. Adjust tension by stretching circular hole on back of hand in the elastic centerpiece to an oval shape. The diameter should be at least 1.5 times the original.
STEP 3: Self apply the appropriate tension to the Carpal Solution with 3rd strap above the thumb. Tear-away straps should be aligned so there is no overlap of straps on palm side of hand. The Carpal Solution begins to relieve symptoms usually within twenty minutes of placement.
Doctors developed the Carpal Solution Treatment working with Patients.
Most people get relief of their worst symptoms within three weeks and complete remission within six weeks.
All without submitting themselves to the risks, complications and downtime of Carpal Tunnel Surgery.