Use Your Hands Discreetly

By Author: dr. sean younai
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Our world revolves around technology. Most of us carry an average of three different gadgets with us at all times. We carry our cell phones, or iPods or mp3 players, our cameras and occasionally navigation systems, whether it's installed in your car or carried in your purse, most of us do have one. The problem with these gadgets is that they require lots of use of your hands. Not only are we using our hands extensively for these gadgets we're also going home or to work and typing on the computers for hours every day.

Typing on the computer and even texting on our phones all day long is putting extra pressure on our wrist resulting in carpal tunnel syndrome Los Angeles especially is seeing a growing increase in carpal tunnel syndrome over the last few years. Carpal tunnel syndrome is when pressure on the nerve in the wrist that supplies feeling and function to the parts of the hand, it can lead to numbness tingling, weakness and muscle damage in the hands and fingers. If you have been diagnosed with this condition there are lots of options in carpal tunnel treatment Los Angeles doctors can provide you with different solutions ...
... for your problem.

Some of the different options for carpal tunnel treatment are, wearing a splint several nights a week, but if that doesn't seem to work for you. You can try wearing it during the day and avoid sleeping on your wrist. Hot and cold compressors might also work. Making changes in your daily habits may also work to stop carpal tunnel from developing any further. If the case is already unstoppable you may need to consider carpal tunnel surgery Los Angeles doctors recommend that you do go through with surgery because it is successful most of the time. Although it might sound a bit scary to have hand surgery Los Angeles doctors encourage you not to wait too long after being diagnosed with carpal tunnel syndrome because the less time the nerve has been under pressure, the higher the success rate for hand surgery.