Лечение туннельного синдрома: про лечение туннельного синдрома (когда немеют руки)

Take the test on Telegram - @Testkarpinskybot Telegram channel - https://t.me/docKarpinski Schedule a consultation with Dr. Karpinsky by phone: +7(812)6402868 Text inquiries: +7(996)759-40-36 (WhatsApp/Telegram) Any surgery carries a risk, so there's no point in going straight for surgery. First, an examination is needed to assess the severity of the finger numbness. If the patient experiences symptoms of tarsal canal syndrome for more than three months, surgery is indicated. Only after a full diagnosis, after conservative treatment, if the patient's complaints persist, their desire to improve their quality of life, and their desire to get rid of the symptoms is met, and they understand what is being done, how it's being done, why it's being done, the risks, and the benefits—only then can we take action. If the patient doesn't want surgery, we have other treatment options for carpal tunnel syndrome. The procedure itself is outpatient. The patient comes in, they're given anesthesia, we perform the surgery, and the arm is back in an hour and a half. There's no hospital stay: just come in, do the surgery, and leave. We apply a generous bandage to limit movement and ensure comfort. Sometimes we use a splint to keep the arm still for the first 3-4 weeks if pain or discomfort arises. Be prepared for weakness in the arm for 4-6 weeks. It will move, the fingers will wiggle, and there won't be any significant limitations, but it will be weaker than before. Sick leave is granted for as long as the patient needs, depending on their work environment. The arm will move slightly for the first week. After two weeks, we remove the stitches. It should not get wet for the first two weeks. After that, it should be washed and exercise more. According to research, people who attend rehabilitation, do special exercises, and undergo physical therapy feel significantly better a month after surgery than those who don't. But after six months, there's no difference. This procedure was first proposed in the early 20th century. Its development peaked in the 1980s. Many people perform it in Europe and America. In Europe, there are doctors who perform only this procedure. In Nantes, France, a clinic specializes exclusively in hand problems. They solve many small problems, but they're consistent. Numbness in your fingers, if it bothers you, is a solvable problem. In 95% of cases, it will never return after a relatively simple procedure. Fingers Go Numb: About Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Surgery (Carpal Tunnel Syndrome)    • Лечение туннельного синдрома: про лечение ...   Watch all videos about carpal tunnel syndrome    • Синдром запястного канала   Watch all videos about hand conditions    • Заболевания кисти   Treatment for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: About Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Treatment (when hands go numb)    • Лечение туннельного синдрома: про лечение ...