Is it Carpal Tunnel Syndrome?
Find out with our
Carpal Tunnel Self-Test
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and Tendonitis cause similar symptoms making it important to pinpoint your condition for proper treatment.
If you have any of the following problems, you're a candidate for either disorder:
- Pain
- Numbness
- Tingling
- Weakness
- Soreness
- Clumsiness
- Shooting electric shocks
- Symptoms wake you up at night
Find out which condition you have by taking these 3 simple, fast & accurate Carpal Tunnel Syndrome self-tests.
(They're the same tests doctors use in their offices.)
⬇️ Step-by-step Carpal Syndrome Tunnel Test ⬇️
❓Do your symptoms appear or get worse? Do you feel numbness? Write down "yes" or "no."
❓Does it result in a tingling or "pins-and-needles" in your hand? Write down "yes" or "no."
❓Do your symptoms appear or get worse? Do you feel numbness? Write down "yes" or "no."
How did your Carpal Tunnel testing go?
If you answered "no" to ALL of the above Carpal Tunnel testing questions, then your symptoms may be due to tendonitis. To find out, jump to the Flexor Percussion test below.
If you answered "yes" to ANY of the above test questions, then it's likely you have Carpal Tunnel syndrome.
Now find out how severe your Carpal Tunnel is according to the American Medical Assn.
In general terms, there are 3 categories of carpal tunnel:
- Mild: Symptoms are annoying but don't interfere with your quality of life.
- Moderate: Symptoms periodically interfere with your quality of life.
- Severe: Symptoms make your daily life miserable.
After you take the severity Quiz,
Read below about what to do for your Carpal Tunnel
Mild Stage
This is actually GOOD news!
Your best bet is prevention.
You can nip things in the bud with simple interventions like resting, night bracing, and hand stretches.
Be sure to start preventative measures to keep your condition from advancing.
Once you have carpal tunnel, you always have it. Think about any repetitive hand motions you do that stress your hand and wrist. More than likely, that's the cause of your symptoms.
Below are articles Dr. Z wrote to help people in various occupations prevent carpal tunnel.
If your occupation isn't listed, you can
ask us questions here!
Moderate Stage
You have the opportunity to completely reverse symptoms in 30 days.
Myofascial release massage therapy is highly effective for moderate stage carpal tunnel sufferers.
97% of CarpalRx Myofascial Release Massage users enjoy symptoms remission in as little as 30 days.
We'll also teach you how to perform myofascial release massage so you don't have to buy anything to get better!
It's important to know that if you have carpal tunnel in one hand, there's an 88% probability it will develop in the other hand too.
Unless of course, you take preventative measures immediately.
Here's a list of the active measures to take right now:
- Regular resting
- Night bracing
- Stretching exercises
- Myofascial release massage
Severe Stage
Your only choices for relief are:
- Myofascial Release Massage or
- Carpal Tunnel Surgery
It's important to act FAST to stop progression into the end-stage of carpal tunnel. People with end-stage are recognizable because their hands are distinctively claw-shaped & they've lost the ability to grasp anything.
CarpalRx therapy successfully treats severe stage sufferers. It may be unreasonable to expect relief from a human practitioner because of the daily massage therapy required.
We offer you a 60 day money-back guarantee. If your symptoms are not gone to your satisfaction, then send it back to us for a refund.
In this event, you may want to try surgery.
See Belen's testimonial: CarpalRx reversed her severe-stage carpal tunnel allowing her to pursue her career as a court reporter.
What if your Carpal Tunnel testing was negative?
If your 3 tests for carpal tunnel were negative, then you likely have flexor tendonitis instead of carpal tunnel syndrome.
Take the Flexor Percussion test below to make sure.
Test #4 - Flexor Percussion
- Use two fingers to tap your flexor tendons. The tendons are the rope-like structures on the palm side (not the back side) of your forearm.
- Tap each tendon all along its length, from your wrist to halfway up your elbow. Tap several times up and down on each tendon. Then tap vigorously all around your forearm.
❓Does the tapping reproduce your symptoms or make them worse?
How did your Flexor Percussion test go?
If you answered "yes" then it's likely you have flexor tendonitis instead of carpal tunnel syndrome.
Happily, tendonitis is easier to treat!
If you answered "no" then you likely have another condition. You should consult your doctor.
What to do for tendonitis
Whether your tendonitis is mild, moderate, or severe, the treatment is identical.
- Avoid what's stressing your hand.
- Perform regular stretching exercises.
- Use myofascial massage on your wrist & forearm.
CarpalRx provides a deep, myofascial release massage that's also perfect for tendonitis.
Treating Carpal Tunnel Without Surgery
If you don't love it - send it back
- CarpalRx works for 97% of carpal tunnel patients.
- If you're among the 3% for whom it doesn't work - just return it.
- We'll send all your money back... it's that simple.
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