CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME
Most people that experience Carpel Tunnel Syndrome don’t really have Carpel Tunnel Syndrome!
CTS is, more likely than not, Double Crush. Double Crush is a condition where more than one insult is being experienced by the nerves of the arm. These points in the neck, ribcage, shoulder, biceps, elbow, forearm and wrist must be assessed to correct and alleviate CTS. Any one or combination of these areas can lead to CTS symptoms. Instead of getting cut or stuck in a brace, get checked, sometimes the fix is as easy as a few adjustments!
Most people that experience Carpel Tunnel Syndrome don’t really have Carpel Tunnel Syndrome!
CTS is, more likely than not, Double Crush. Double Crush is a condition where more than one insult is being experienced by the nerves of the arm. These points in the neck, ribcage, shoulder, biceps, elbow, forearm and wrist must be assessed to correct and alleviate CTS. Any one or combination of these areas can lead to CTS symptoms. Instead of getting cut or stuck in a brace, get checked, sometimes the fix is as easy as a few adjustments!
Most people that experience Carpel Tunnel Syndrome don’t really have Carpel Tunnel Syndrome!
CTS is, more likely than not, Double Crush. Double Crush is a condition where more than one insult is being experienced by the nerves of the arm. These points in the neck, ribcage, shoulder, biceps, elbow, forearm and wrist must be assessed to correct and alleviate CTS. Any one or combination of these areas can lead to CTS symptoms. Instead of getting cut or stuck in a brace, get checked, sometimes the fix is as easy as a few adjustments!