EXPERT
Dr. Matthew White
Rheumatologist
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As a board certified reproductive endocrinologist, specializing in the field of Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART), it has been my life’s work to help build families. Many of my patients come to me with little hope and often misdiagnosis’. I have been influential in the births of more than 6000 IVF babies, and with 20 plus years of experience, many of my findings have been incorporated into treatment protocols from around the world.
In this blog I hope to educate hopeful mothers on the latest advances in reproductive medicine and infertility. I will also cover case studies. Feel free to comment on my posts and I will always do my best to answer all of your questions.
As a board certified reproductive endocrinologist, specializing in the field of Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART), it has been my life’s work to help build families. Many of my patients come to me with little hope and often misdiagnosis’. I have been influential in the births of more than 6000 IVF babies, and with 20 plus years of experience, many of my findings have been incorporated into treatment protocols from around the world.
In this blog I hope to educate hopeful mothers on the latest advances in reproductive medicine and infertility. I will also cover case studies. Feel free to comment on my posts and I will always do my best to answer all of your questions.
14 years
Experience
Dr. Matthew White
- UCSD
- Accepting new patients
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Carpal tunnel and arthritis?
Thank you for your question. Carpal tunnel syndrome typically causes numbness and tingling pain in the thumb, index finger, and middle finger. Osteoarthritis commonly affects the READ MORE
Thank you for your question. Carpal tunnel syndrome typically causes numbness and tingling pain in the thumb, index finger, and middle finger. Osteoarthritis commonly affects the base of the thumb, which would cause pain with use. Your symptoms sound like osteoarthritis to me. If you have not seen improvement with the thumb brace, you could ask your doctor about an X ray of your hand to assess the severity of arthritis. Topical pain relievers may be effective. In some cases a steroid injection into the joint can help.
