Is it Carpal Tunnel Syndrome?
Most wrist and hand pain tend to be blamed on Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, which in return is likely to be blamed on computer work. However there is no evidence to back up that theory. There is nothing that says computer work causes more than anything else; it is caused by any repetitive type motions of the wrist and hand, assembly line type of employment may also cause this
The symptoms usually start gradually, with pain, weakness or numbness in the hand and wrist that radiates up the arm. When it worsens it may tingle as well as making small tasks very difficult.
Usually patients are advised to rest the hand and wrist for around two weeks along with immobilizing the wrist in a splint. Doctors may recommend anti-inflammatory drugs like aspirin and ibuprofen as well as cool ice packs to help you cope with the pain. In severe instances the doctor may choose to inject lidocaine (local anesthetic) directly into the wrist.
There are other ways to treat this currently being researched, but in the meantime you can try aspirin or an <a href=”http://shop.healthbuy.com/705593/product/overview/Eazol_Herbal_Pain_Relief/”>all natural pain relieving product </a>without the side affects or threat of addiction that sometimes occurs when taking aspirin.
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