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Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is the name given to the symptoms that occur when
the nerves and tendons running through the carpal tunnel of the wrist
are compressed by tissue or bone or become irritated and swell.
The carpal tunnel itself is a narrow passage in the wrist comprised of
bones and ligaments through which nerves and tendons pass into the hand.
Symptoms
At first, there may be numbness, tingling of the thumb, index, long and
ring fingers, or burning in the hand. Shooting pain in the wrist or
forearm may follow, and the grip may become weak.
Pain is usually worse at night, and can radiate up the arm and to the
back of the shoulder. The result can be tingling, numbness, and
eventually debilitating pain. Early symptoms include a tingling in the
fingers, often beginning several hours after work activity has stopped.
Because of this delay in the appearance of symptoms, many carpal tunnel
syndrome sufferers don't realize their work activities are causing the
pain until it's too late. The tingling can lead, over time, to stiffness
and numbness in the fingers and hand, and then to severe wrist and hand
pain.

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Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

The median nerve and flexor tendons travel from the forearm into the
hand through a canal or tunnel in the wrist.
The bottom and sides of this tunnel are formed by wrist bones and the
top of the tunnel is covered by a strong band of connective tissue
called a ligament.

The nine tendons that connect muscles to bones and bend the fingers and
thumb are covered with a lubricating membrane called synovium. The synovium lmay enlarge and swell under some circumstances and may
cause the median nerve to be pressed up against the ligament. This could
result in numbness, tingling in the hand, clumsiness, or pain described
as carpal tunnel syndrome.

Causes
Most cases of carpal tunnel syndrome have no known cause. However,
anything that causes swelling, thickening, or irritation of the synovial
membranes around the tendons in the carpal tunnel can result in pressure
on the median nerve. Some common causes and associated conditions are:
ïrepetitive and forceful grasping with the hands ïrepetitive bending of
the wrist ïbroken or dislocated bones in the wrist that produce swelling
ïarthritis, especially rheumatoid ïthyroid gland imbalance ïdiabetes ï
hormonal changes associated with menopause ïpregnancy
Diagnosis of this condition is determined by the following symptoms and
signs:
ïnumbness and tingling in the hands, especially when these symptoms
occur at night and after use of the hands. ïdecreased feeling in the
thumb, index, and long finger. ïthe presence in yhe hand of an
electric-like shock or tingling (like hitting your funny bone when
your doctor taps over the course of the median nerve at the wrist. ïthe
reproduction of your symptoms by holding your wrists in a bent down
position for one minute

Sometimes a nerve conduction study is done to determine the severity of
the pressure on the median nerve and may aid the physician in making a
diagnosis and forming a treatment plan.

Treatments
ïMild cases may be treated by applying a brace or splint, which is
usually worn at night to keep the wrist from bending and allowing the
swollen and inflamed synovial membranes to shrink relieving the pressure
on the nerve.
ïSwollen membranes may also be reduced by taking oral
medications called non-steroidal anti-inflammatories.
ïMore severe cases
may call for a cortisone injection into the carpal tunnel. The medicine
spreads around the swollen synovial membranes surrounding the tendons
and shrinks them, relieving the pressure on the median nerve.
ïFor patients who are not helped with these non-surgical measures surgery may
be necessary. The surgery involves cutting the ligament that forms the
roof of the carpal tunnel to relieve the pressure on the median nerve.

Carpal tunnel syndrome is a painful disorder of the wrist and hand. The
carpal tunnel is a narrow tunnel formed by the bones and other tissues
of your wrist. This tunnel normally protects your median nerve. The
median nerve gives you feeling in your thumb, and index, middle and ring
fingers. But when other tissues in the carpal tunnel, such as ligaments
and tendons, get swollen or inflamed, they press against the median
nerve. That pressure can make part of your hand hurt or feel numb.

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