There are several causes for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. Some causes are more common than others but all of them (except for a broken wrist) involve your whole body. What makes me say this? Because every part of your body is attached to every other part. If you wiggle your toes or your ankle, it’s attached… Continue reading What Causes Carpal Tunnel Syndrome?
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Pillows and Carpal Tunnel Syndrome – Does Your Neck Cause Your Carpal Tunnel Symptoms?
Neck muscles cause carpal tunnel symptoms. You can keep your neck muscles happy with the right pillow.
Carpal Tunnel Pain and Your Legs–What’s the Connection?
If you have carpal tunnel syndrome you might like to know the connection between your legs and your wrists. There really is one! Posture that is collapsing–“forward head”posture–causes carpal tunnel syndrome. And what does that have to do with your feet? Because forward head posture puts pressure on the muscles, blood vessels and nerves that… Continue reading Carpal Tunnel Pain and Your Legs–What’s the Connection?
Help Your Carpal Tunnel Symptoms with Vitamins and Minerals
Carpal Tunnel symptoms happen for reasons. The reason could be because of muscle strain–muscle overuse, under use or incorrect use. Or your symptoms could be caused by vitamin and mineral deficiencies or “insufficiencies.” A deficiency is more severe but an insufficiency (not enough) can also cause symptoms. Why? Because there are nutrients that your body… Continue reading Help Your Carpal Tunnel Symptoms with Vitamins and Minerals
Is Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Caused by Lack of Calcium or Vitamin D?
Does lack of calcium cause Carpal Tunnel Syndrome? I was asked this very good question by a reader. I wasn’t aware that a lack of calcium can specifically cause CTS. But I did know that many minerals work together with calcium; it’s not only calcium that we need. According to Drs. Travell and Simons MD’s,… Continue reading Is Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Caused by Lack of Calcium or Vitamin D?
Carpal Tunnel Pain Improves With Stretching!
Your body was designed to function best when you do certain things. When you do those things–like stretching–you can start to get rid of your carpal tunnel symptoms. Readers often write just to let me know they’re doing better. And sometimes they have questions. Either way, I love getting questions and comments. It helps me… Continue reading Carpal Tunnel Pain Improves With Stretching!
Carpal Tunnel Symptoms Get Better When You Take A Break!
One of the reasons we get things like Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is because our muscles get stuck. Literally. Stuck. We were designed to move but sometimes we forget to move. Taking lots of breaks to move and stretch in the opposite way of the way you usually move can help your carpal tunnel symptoms. This… Continue reading Carpal Tunnel Symptoms Get Better When You Take A Break!
Does Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Cause Stress?
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome causes pain. Pain causes stress. How does this happen? Your body is designed to be able to function even when it has some things going on that make it uncomfortable. You can function just fine when you have a little pain or a little bit of emotional discomfort or your checkbook is… Continue reading Does Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Cause Stress?
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: What Causes Carpal Tunnel Symptoms?
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is a whole body problem or issue. It’s not something that happens at your wrist or in your arm only. Your carpal tunnel is attached to your whole body. Your WHOLE body. You are not a bunch of parts; you are one unit. Every part of you is attached to every other… Continue reading Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: What Causes Carpal Tunnel Symptoms?
Carpal Tunnel Symptoms Have Good Results With Massage For Wrist Pain
People with wrist pain and carpal tunnel symptoms write to me and I love sharing the letters with you. Joe has had a lot of relief from having a massage therapist work on the most likely muscular causes of his pain. A little background: Joe took the necessary steps to find out which muscles were… Continue reading Carpal Tunnel Symptoms Have Good Results With Massage For Wrist Pain