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I had two bullets in my right knee. One removed one not. I'm slower than I was at sixty but I'm still diving and caving
Squirrel Girl wrote:
And, yes, even though the surgery was supposed to fix the problem completely, my carpal tunnel flared up after the paddling.
My flare up was extremely minor compared to the pre-surgery situation. So long as it remains that way, I will not complain. I just worry that it will get worse. That's all.eramosakarst wrote:Squirrel Girl wrote:
And, yes, even though the surgery was supposed to fix the problem completely, my carpal tunnel flared up after the paddling.
I have had the same experience.
Have you looked into http://www.activerelease.com/
I have been told that for US workers diagnosed with carpal,they have to have this treatment done before surgery is allowed due to the extremely high success rate with positive outcomes.
Squirrel Girl wrote:eramosakarst wrote:Squirrel Girl wrote:
I had to try cortisone shots and have a nerve conductance test where they stuck electrified needles in my hands and they diagnosed me as moderate to severe CTS before they let me have surgery.
Not me. Most of my problems have come from Jumaring, bicycling, and kayaking. I kinda brought those things on myself.eramosakarst wrote:I curse modern society for making us do things our bodies were never designed for.
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