With the expanding use of computers, should carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) be recognized as an occupational disease? This review evaluates the evidence of an association between computer work and CTS.

The text search terms were: 'carpal tunnel syndrome or CTS or median nerve and computer or visual display unit or keyboard or mouse'. All titles and relevant abstracts were read.

Conclusion That tingling in your fingers isn't just fatigue, it's your body sounding the alarm. Carpal tunnel syndrome creeps up silently, but the solution is in your hands (literally). By making ...

People with mild-to-moderate carpal tunnel syndrome might benefit from certain home remedies. Here, learn 10 tips for coping.

The NHS undertakes 37,000 operations a year to tackle carpal tunnel syndrome - a condition in which the wrist nerve becomes compressed. Here, one patient describes her operation and her surgeon ...

"Switch 2 is a slick bit of kit, though, which instantly makes its predecessor feel slow and look very fuzzy. It makes your old games look and play better, and it's got enough quirks and quality of ...

Though carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) is commonly considered a complication of established rheumatoid arthritis (RA), findings published in ACR Open Rheumatology, suggest that CTS may occur more than 2 ...

Who are at risk of getting carpal tunnel syndrome in pregnancy? According to Healthline, some pregnant women are more at risk of developing carpal tunnel syndrome more than others. This list includes ...

If you spend a good portion of your waking hours behind a desk, simply slapping an ergonomic mouse and keyboard on your desk won’t solve the real problem, which is sitting still for too long.

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Here are seven basic moves you can do any time of day. Wrist Stretch: This exercise is intended to stretch tight forearm flexor muscles that are restricting the median nerve. To perform this exercise, ...