What is the carpal tunnel syndrome and how to cure it with Neriston?

This is a disease that occurs when the median nerve is compressed on the way to the hand through the carpal tunnel and causes numbness.

Who does this affect?

This is a very common pathology, a frequent peripheral nerve compression neuropathy that affects 3% of the population as a whole and more than 5% of workers in certain professions that require frequent use of hands and wrists. It can be used to improve well-being NEYRISTON review about which he says that he is very effective in neuralgia of this type.

What causes the syndrome?

In general, it quite often refers to professions or activities that include:

Repetitive actions: monotonous movements (for example, on assembly lines, in supermarkets, hairdressers, etc.) and forced positioning of hands and wrists (as in people who constantly work with a computer and a mouse).

Local injuries: regular and constant use of hand tools (a good example is professions in the field of construction and mechanics).
Sometimes there is a hereditary component of smaller carpal tunnels than usual, which increases the chances of compression of the median nerve and the appearance of symptoms.
In addition, this syndrome can also be associated with hormonal treatment, pregnancy and breastfeeding, as well as with some diseases (diabetes, inflammation, tumors or osteoarthritis). The drug will help improve your health NEYRISTON, which implements:

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What are the symptoms?

At the beginning, most patients complain of:

1. Pain in the wrist and forearm.
2. Numbness of the fingers.
3. Cramps and tingling in the wrist and hand.

These symptoms are usually nocturnal and/or postural, but if they are not treated, weakness and atrophy of the muscles of the hand will appear, as well as awkwardness when working with objects.

What is the diagnosis and treatment?

The symptomatology is quite characteristic and helps, in most cases, to direct the doctor to his diagnosis. This will allow you to perform two types of clinical tests to determine the sensitivity and strength of the brush:

1. Tinel's symptom: it consists of a blow to the base of the wrist. If there is an injury, there will be a feeling of cramps in the index and middle fingers.
2. Phalen's symptom: the wrists are bent so that the fingers are pointing down. If there is an injury, this position causes numbness and tingling in the fingers.
3. It is possible to conduct a neurophysiological examination to assess the degree of damage to the median nerve (mild, moderate or severe). This study consists of:
   Electromyogram to assess the electrical activity of the opposite muscle.
4. A study of sensory and motor nerve conduction, which assesses how a nerve stimulus is transmitted.
5. In some cases, the diagnosis can be supplemented by analytical or visual tests, such as ultrasound.