Rheumatologist Questions Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

I have been recently diagnosed with Carpal tunnel. Can this condition be treated?

I am a 30 year old man and I have recently been diagnosed with Carpal tunnel syndrome based on my symptoms. I would like to know if this condition can be treated or will it be a life long problem?

5 Answers

first off, carpal tunnel can be see in patients with diabetes, underactive thyroid, pregnancy ( just explaining all possible causes) and rheumatoid arthritis

Treatment options
1) bracing wrist esp bedtime
2) steroid injections
3) modify work environment if possible
4) Surgery
Carpal tunnel syndrome can be treated with injections, medication and the use of a splint. You should consult a rheumatologist to confirm the diagnosis and to determine the appropriate treatment.
Carpal tunnel syndrome can be treated by wrist splinting. Steroid injection and surgical release are other options.

Easy to treat. Use wrist splints and topical solution of Dmso 70% and decadent. 1%
Carpal tunnel is a problem that is treatable. Splints can be helpful. Aspirin-like medicines can decrease swelling. Cortisone injections can be effective. Surgery, carpal tunnel release, can be a last resort.