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Kazanne 02-07-2023 05:10 PM

Carpel Tunnel
 
I am due to have an op on mine July 29th,has anyone had this done ? if so did it take long for you to recover ? I am having a local anesthetic so will be awake,so am interested to know how long before I can use it and is it very painful after the op.I have to have both hands done but not both together.

rusticgal 02-07-2023 05:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Kazanne (Post 11305864)
I am due to have an op on mine July 29th,has anyone had this done ? if so did it take long for you to recover ? I am having a local anesthetic so will be awake,so am interested to know how long before I can use it and is it very painful after the op.I have to have both hands done but not both together.


A lady at work had it done about 4 weeks ago…she had it done under local. She was off for 2 weeks and came back to work 2 weeks ago. To be honest I haven’t really discussed it with her but I will try and get more info out of her when I see her tomorrow and report back…
Another friend had it done months ago but I don’t think it was hugely successful as she has little feeling in the tips of her fingers….but maybe she is just unlucky as she has arthritis in her hands too.

Kazanne 02-07-2023 06:25 PM

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Originally Posted by rusticgal (Post 11305871)
A lady at work had it done about 4 weeks ago…she had it done under local. She was off for 2 weeks and came back to work 2 weeks ago. To be honest I haven’t really discussed it with her but I will try and get more info out of her when I see her tomorrow and report back…
Another friend had it done months ago but I don’t think it was hugely successful as she has little feeling in the tips of her fingers….but maybe she is just unlucky as she has arthritis in her hands too.

oh ,let me know what you find out Rustic and how long the op is ? Thankyou

rusticgal 02-07-2023 08:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Kazanne (Post 11305880)
oh ,let me know what you find out Rustic and how long the op is ? Thankyou

Will do…:wavey:

Mystic Mock 03-07-2023 03:53 AM

Good luck with your op, Kazanne.

Kazanne 03-07-2023 06:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Mystic Mock (Post 11305948)
Good luck with your op, Kazanne.

Thankyoy Mocky xx

rusticgal 03-07-2023 08:23 PM

Ok…the girl from work is on a weeks holiday but she still finds her hand painful but she returned to work after 2 weeks and is on the computer most of the day but a support mat has helped.
My friend told me the op takes just under an hour…but like I said she still has slight numbness in her finger tips.

I will try and get more info when she is back next week…

Cherie 03-07-2023 08:46 PM

I had the beginnings of carpal tunnel years back I went to the GP and he shot me with a steroid injection into my wrist, I literally screamed the place down, when I came out the waiting room looked shocked, couldn't use my hand for a week but it settled down after that, good luck Kaz

Kazanne 04-07-2023 12:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Cherie (Post 11306200)
I had the beginnings of carpal tunnel years back I went to the GP and he shot me with a steroid injection into my wrist, I literally screamed the place down, when I came out the waiting room looked shocked, couldn't use my hand for a week but it settled down after that, good luck Kaz

Thankyou Cherie (and rustic)I have been told I will be awake but wont feel any pain just some movement of what they are doing, Ide rather be put out but I guess this was is quicker .

hijaxers 04-07-2023 01:29 PM

Jeez i had that in both hands for last 3 mths of pregnancy and it was bloody agony , the doctors said it would go once i'd had the baby but it didn't i saw doc again and he said if its not gone after 3 months he would refer me. It was about 4 months before i was pain free. So luckily i didn't surgery.

I hope all goes well for you Kaz.

Kazanne 04-07-2023 03:15 PM

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Originally Posted by hijaxers (Post 11306325)
Jeez i had that in both hands for last 3 mths of pregnancy and it was bloody agony , the doctors said it would go once i'd had the baby but it didn't i saw doc again and he said if its not gone after 3 months he would refer me. It was about 4 months before i was pain free. So luckily i didn't surgery.

I hope all goes well for you Kaz.

Thankyou Jax, it drives me daft tbh, be glad to have it done.:wavey:

hijaxers 04-07-2023 03:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Kazanne (Post 11306359)
Thankyou Jax, it drives me daft tbh, be glad to have it done.:wavey:

Ok so i also have a friend who's had both wrists done and i've text to ask her. all info helps,

hijaxers 04-07-2023 06:12 PM

I've just spoken to my friend , she said the 1st injection was the most painful and she also had a break before 2nd was done, couldn't drive for 2 weeks and although still painful after op sh became pain free within wks and has never had any pain since and says you'll be pleased you had the op.


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