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Inflammation and Carpal Tunnel

Image of a Doctor examining the hand/arm of woman for carpal tunnel syndrome. Inflammation and swelling are the root of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Untangling Inflammation and Swelling Terminology

Medical terms like inflammation, swelling, and edema can be confusing, but they all describe trapped fluid that is over 95% water. Learn how to decode your doctor's terminology so you can better understand your symptoms and target the right treatment.

By Team of Doctors at First Hand Medical

Image of a Doctor examining the hand/arm of woman for carpal tunnel syndrome. Inflammation and swelling are the root of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Untangling Inflammation and Swelling Terminology

By Team of Doctors at First Hand Medical

A person holding their hand in pain, showing signs of inflammation and swelling

Decoding Inflammation, Swelling & Lymph Fluid

By Team of Doctors at First Hand Medical

Is Permanent Nerve Damage something I should worry about with Carpal Tunnel - Don't Make a Decision about surgery in a panic with fear about this

Permanent Nerve Damage

By Team of Doctors at First Hand Medical

How The Carpal Solution Works. Gentle consistent passive stretching therapy during sleep for 6 weeks opens up lymph channels and restores full blood circulation and jump-starts natural healing path ways. Drains Lymph fluid and removes pressure from median nerve- the root cause of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is trapped inflammation.

The Root Cause of Carpal Tunnel: Trapped Inflammation

By Team of Doctors at First Hand Medical

Carpal Tunnel Relief

Carpal Tunnel Causes

By The Carpal Solution Medical Team

Where is the Carpal Tunnel Anatomically? Most people are confused. They think it is in the wrist, but it is actually in the base of the palm between the to major muscles of the hand. Anatomy of the Carpal Tunnel and surrounding soft tissue.

Where is the Carpal Tunnel Anatomically? In the Hand or in the Wrist?

By The Carpal Solution Medical Team at First Hand Medical

Why a Six Week Carpal Tunnel Treatment Protocol?

Why a Six Week Carpal Tunnel Treatment Protocol?

By Doctor Clyde E. Morgan, DC