The Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Self-Test for Home
In the shortest possible time for the initial assessment of carpal tunnel syndrome
Determination of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Diagnostic procedures and self-tests
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Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Self-Test
With the self-test, you can check with just a few questions whether your symptoms could be caused by carpal tunnel syndrome.
For self-testingSummary
About Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Almost one in ten Germans between the ages of 40 and 70 suffer from painful carpal tunnel syndrome, with women being affected around five times more often than men. More and more patients want carpal tunnel syndrome therapy that does not require surgery. Why?
Treatment
Surgery is not always the best way
Surgical treatment of carpal tunnel syndrome is a widely used method that often shows positive results in the short term. However, in the long term, many patients report recurrent symptoms and post-operative complications. Therefore, it is believed that surgical intervention is not always the optimal solution and can be replaced by manual therapy if practical. It should be noted that one-off surgical procedures can potentially cause irreversible injury or damage that is often difficult to correct. Another relevant aspect that is often overlooked is the efficiency of manual therapy. This method has the same goal as surgery, namely to widen the carpal tunnel to provide more space for the nerve. The key difference, however, is that manual therapy is performed without surgery, medication or potential side effects. This approach therefore offers a pain-free and non-invasive alternative.
Treatment
The alternative can help quickly and easily
We recommend trying out all available alternatives before an operation. One possible alternative is treatment with curpal®. Manual therapy for carpal tunnel syndrome shows positive results in 80 percent of people. Treatment with curpal® is particularly simple and time-saving. curpal® enables self-treatment of painful carpal tunnel syndrome without the risk of side effects. Using the curpal® cuff gently widens the carpal tunnel, which often leads to rapid relief of symptoms.
Treatment
The application is not complicated
The use of curpal® essentially has the same effect as an operation: the carpal tunnel is widened to give the nerve more space. This is not done through a surgical procedure, but through simple mechanical stretching. This stretching can quickly lead to relief of symptoms. In Germany, this method of mechanical stretching with aids is new. Stretching exercises are particularly well-known here. Carpal tunnel syndrome mainly occurs in older people. Many find performing exercises strenuous. In such cases, curpal® can provide great relief. Use the carpal tunnel syndrome self-test to test whether you are affected easily and from home!
