| Alterations in fluid balance may predispose some pregnant women to develop carpal tunnel syndrome. |
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| Conditions that benefit from acupuncture include neck pain, menstrual cramps, migraines, carpal tunnel syndrome and kidney stones. |
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| Employees who perform most of their work on a computer completed a questionnaire on the symptoms of carpal tunnel syndrome. |
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| This can decrease operator fatigue, which can lead to carpal tunnel syndrome and other repetitive-stress injuries. |
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| These include carpal tunnel syndrome, tennis elbow, Dupuytren's contracture, frozen shoulder, spondylosis of the neck and cramp of the hand. |
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| Recent surgery for a nagging case of carpal tunnel syndrome was entirely successful. |
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| In patients with carpal tunnel syndrome, pain and paresthesias may radiate to the forearm, elbow, and shoulder. |
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| If the patient is pregnant or obese, reassure her that carpal tunnel syndrome will probably improve on losing weight. |
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| The cause of Adams' pain was carpal tunnel syndrome, a condition that can cause pain and numbness in the wrists, hands and arms. |
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| And then there are the health worries of carpal tunnel syndrome, repetitive strain injury and back problems. |
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| Compression of the median nerve at the wrist often results in carpal tunnel syndrome, which is a common condition, particularly in women. |
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| Too much typing is often blamed for carpal tunnel syndrome, the painful wrist problem caused by a compressed nerve. |
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| The company also claims that eye strain is replacing carpal tunnel syndrome as the major complaint of office workers. |
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| Strengthening your forearms aids handgrip strength and can help guard against tennis elbow and carpal tunnel syndrome. |
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| This patient had no previous history of carpal tunnel syndrome or evidence of inflammatory arthritis. |
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| The breathing and relaxation methods used in yoga might help you if you have asthma, carpal tunnel syndrome, osteoarthritis or memory problems. |
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| For example, repetitive strain injuries like carpal tunnel syndrome and lower back pain are common among bank tellers and hair stylists. |
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| A systematic review looked at the usefulness of elements of the history and physical examination for the diagnosis of electrophysiologically proved carpal tunnel syndrome. |
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| Beginning this procedure early enough in the course of carpal tunnel syndrome should yield a good result and avoid unnecessary encumbrances on a pregnant woman. |
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| In addition, it can lead to uncomfortable conditions such as carpal tunnel syndrome and other aches and pains. |
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| Examples include carpal tunnel syndrome, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, poliomyelitis, and shingles. |
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| Long-term or excessive use can cause sore joints, swollen tissue and carpal tunnel syndrome. |
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| It has been suggested that vitamin B6 may assist in curing carpal tunnel syndrome, but so far no evidence was found to support this claim. |
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| Surgery may include operations for carpal tunnel syndrome, or other operations affecting wrists, arms or shoulders, where writing is affected. |
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| They were getting soft tissue and repetitive strain injuries, like carpal tunnel syndrome and neck and shoulder sprains. |
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| Anti-vibration systems do not guarantee that you will not sustain white-finger disease or carpal tunnel syndrome. |
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| Mr. David Price: Therefore, I imagine an awful lot of use, therefore the carpal tunnel syndrome. |
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| Information, diagnostic, and training programs can help to prevent conditions such as carpal tunnel syndrome, tendonitis, and back strain. |
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| Some people might think that carpal tunnel syndrome is a new condition of the information technology age, born from long hours of computer keyboarding. |
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| Finally, the usefulness of the clinical neurological examination is being systematically analysed in specific conditions, such as migraine and carpal tunnel syndrome. |
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| For four years, ever since his wife had to stop working because of a degenerative bone disease and carpal tunnel syndrome, the family has lived on a tight budget. |
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| An injury or repetitive wrist movement usually causes carpal tunnel syndrome, characterized by weakness and pain in the hand and wrist due to pressure on the median nerve. |
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| Patients with carpal tunnel syndrome should avoid repetitive wrist and hand motions that may exacerbate symptoms or make symptom relief difficult to achieve. |
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| No matter which input device you use, take special care in keeping your wrists from bending upward to help avoid carpal tunnel syndrome and other wrist maladies. |
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| However, this hormone is extremely expensive, and its adverse effects include carpal tunnel syndrome, headache, arthralgias, myalgias and gynecomastia. |
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| These symptoms sound pretty typical of a condition called carpal tunnel syndrome, which is common in people your age. |
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| The accumulation of A-2-m deposits has been shown to cause arthralgias, destructive osteoarthropaties and carpal tunnel syndrome. |
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| Among the conditions addressed are hyperkyphosis, carpal tunnel syndrome, patellofemoral syndrome, plantar fasciitis and tendinopathy. |
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| Operations are used to treat problems such as carpal tunnel syndrome, and for the osteosynthesis of breaks in the bones of the hand or the therapy of cuts to the hand's blood vessels, tendons and ligaments. |
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| We may have given Mr. Shortz carpal tunnel syndrome. |
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| Take carpal tunnel syndrome from repetitive usage. |
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| People note the eye strain associated with hours spent in front of a computer screen, to say nothing of carpal tunnel syndrome suffered by people who keyboard all day. |
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| Work increases the incidence of carpal tunnel syndrome in the general population. |
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| Consequently, the pathogenetic process, which has an impact on the median nerve, is critical in the carpal tunnel syndrome. |
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| The American Society of Hand Therapists warned in January 2005 that overuse of handheld devices could lead to carpal tunnel syndrome and tendinitis and advised users to switch hands frequently and take hourly breaks. |
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| If there is going to be a revolution of the working classes, then those working classes can't be suffering from herniated discs and carpal tunnel syndrome. |
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| If someone has, for example a deficiency of the essential importance of vitamin B6 can cause the growth hormone in some cases, this deficiency symptom related carpal tunnel syndrome. |
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| What causes carpal tunnel syndrome, and are there alternatives to surgery? |
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| On clinical examination, he presented carpal tunnel syndrome, confirmed by electroneuromyography, and an altered general state, with probable associated depression. |
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| The drug markedly reduced clinical symptoms of acromegaly including headache, fatigue, perspiration, arthralgia, parathesias and carpal tunnel syndrome. |
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| I probably got carpal tunnel syndrome from doing repetitive work. |
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| Carpal tunnel syndrome may result from the tunnel walls being compressed, putting pressure on the nerve. |
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| Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is treated by placing the wrist on a splint to immobilize it and to prevent pressure to the nerves. |
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| Carpal tunnel syndrome is a known side effect of growth hormone therapy in adults. |
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| Carpal tunnel syndrome affects the median nerve at the wrist, where it passes beneath the flexor retinaculum. |
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| Carpal tunnel syndrome due to gouty infiltration of lumbrical muscles and flexor tendon. |
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| Her clinic in IMSC will focus on treatment of joint pains, treatment of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, reactive arthritis, peroneal tendonitis, muscles pain, osteoarthritis etc. |
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