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Having Carpal Tunnel In Hands. Feeling Difficulty In Bending Or Climbing. Remedy?
Question: Have carpal tunnel in hands and arms now having difficulty with legs walking ok but bending or climbing difficult was always very dextorous
Hallo dear friend, thanks for writing to XXXXXXX
I am Dr XXXXXXX XXXXXXX I am a specialist orthopedic surgeon
I have studied your case.
How much time you sit on computer?
Carpel tunnel is due to compression on nerve at wrist
There is no relation of your leg pain with carpal tunnel
IS this your first episode or repeatedly having same problem?
Is there any weakness in your lower limb or upper limb?
Your leg pain while bending or climbing may be due to
Spine degenerative changes leading to compression of nerve
Or it can be due to localized knee osteoarthritis
Do you have any sort of pain in your knee?
You need some neurotropics like pregabalin with methylcobalamine, and calcium supplement with vit D for osteoporosis.
Hot or cold fomentation for back.
Avoid lifting weights
Sit with taking support to your back
Continue spine extension exercises
Physiotherapy - SWD, IFT will help.
Do not give much pressure on your wrist, arm or elbow.
You may need X XXXXXXX SPINE, OR MRI SPINE.
Hope this information will help you
Take care
For further details, you can contact me on my profile directly.
I am Dr XXXXXXX XXXXXXX I am a specialist orthopedic surgeon
I have studied your case.
How much time you sit on computer?
Carpel tunnel is due to compression on nerve at wrist
There is no relation of your leg pain with carpal tunnel
IS this your first episode or repeatedly having same problem?
Is there any weakness in your lower limb or upper limb?
Your leg pain while bending or climbing may be due to
Spine degenerative changes leading to compression of nerve
Or it can be due to localized knee osteoarthritis
Do you have any sort of pain in your knee?
You need some neurotropics like pregabalin with methylcobalamine, and calcium supplement with vit D for osteoporosis.
Hot or cold fomentation for back.
Avoid lifting weights
Sit with taking support to your back
Continue spine extension exercises
Physiotherapy - SWD, IFT will help.
Do not give much pressure on your wrist, arm or elbow.
You may need X XXXXXXX SPINE, OR MRI SPINE.
Hope this information will help you
Take care
For further details, you can contact me on my profile directly.
Note: For further queries, consult a joint and bone specialist, an Orthopaedic surgeon. Book a Call now.
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