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The Carpal Tunnel Helpbook: Self-Healing Alternatives for Carpal Tunnel and Other Repetitive Strain Injuries

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This book focuses on entrapped median, radial and ulnar nerves: How they get trapped, and what to do about it. Here's a book that explains it better than any hand surgeon or nuerologist will. Also, you'll learn what it is a professional can do for you and what you can do for yourself. This book really explains it all much better than many other books (and I've read many newer ones). I was so happy to get it, I stayed up into the wee hours and devoured it.

It is funny how you go to the doctor and they have nothing to offer but surgery and this book has actually got things to be tried to heal the ailment! I am glad that someone out there has more ideas than the current medical practice, however, I have also tried a lot of other things with no success so far, but the man who wrote this book actually explained things to the people like me that are not so medico-savvy! He has ideas I have never heard of!

The book gives you clear answers and some possible solutions or work arounds. Recommend it!

this publication is one of the best help books for people who are in the work place.
client feel this is the most informative

About this time last year, I had all the symptoms of carpal tunnel--in both wrists, but particularly in the right. Went to my regular Doc, who said , "Yes," looks like carpal tunnel...then launched me on two full months of expensive tests. Meanwhile I checked out several books at the library on CT, including Scott's.
Mid-December--and about $6K in medical tests later--the prognosis comes back that I do, indeed, have carpal tunnel; surgery is recommended immediately for the right wrist, to be followed soon by the left.
Instead, I started the regimen of stretching exercises in Scott's book. And in just a few weeks. the CT was nearly gone. Today--October 2011--I have had no return of CT. And I still do the stretches.
Obviously, we're all different. And this is not to usurp a doctor's call. But this is a great read and place to start. It really worked for me--and I hope it can for you. Thanks, Scott.

Dr. Scott M. Fried's The Carpal Tunnel Helpbook provides an effective, non-surgical program for the management of carpal tunnel syndrome and other types of related nerve problems, providing the latest information on early symptoms of problems and suggestions for modifying home and work situations. Pain management exercises and suggested medications are at the heart of this practical self-help guide.