How I Went From Living on Painkillers To Alleviating My Carpal Tunnel Pain With This Alternative Solution

Written by Dr.Marcus - Published on Dec 16, 2023

My doctor told me on more than one occasion that there was nothing he could do to cure my Carpal Tunnel pain other than surgery.

He just kept prescribing me a bunch of painkillers, ice, heat and pretty much told me that I should get used to living in constant pain.

I couldn’t believe that in today’s day and age - with all the technological advancements - there’s no way to stop the numbness, tingling, and weakness in my hands and wrists.

So I decided to look for an alternative solution on my own.

And before long, I found a Doctor who seemed to have the answer.

I decided to pay for an online consultation with him and, after a quick small talk, he went on to explain the real root cause of my carpal tunnel pain.

The first words that came out of his mouth made me freeze in fear

Turns out that there is a nerve in our wrist - called the median nerve - which providesfeeling to the thumb, index,and middlefinger,and controls some small muscles atthe base of the thumb.

This nerve can become compressed by repetitive movements with the hands, flexing the wrists for long periods, and trauma or injury to the wrist such as sprain or fracture.

When the median nerve becomes compressed this causes numbness or tingling of the first three and a half fingers of the hand (thumb, index, middle, and half of the ring). 

Tingling is often worse at night or first thing in the morning. It may be provoked by activities that involve gripping an object, such as a cell phone or newspaper.

In other words… The nerve in your wrists are literally suffocating because they are compressed by hand ligaments.

Your doctor has probably prescribed you ibuprofen or cortisone shots your neuropathy - but that’s probably not going to solve it.

Why? Because painkillers are only numbing the pain while doing absolutely nothing to stop your nerve from compression.

As the Doctor explained…

It’s like if your car was making a lot of squeaky noises because you are out of oil - and you just turned up the speakers so you don’t hear it.

You are just turning a blind eye to the real underlying problem.

Pain and tingling are warning signs your body is sending you…

…And you should stop neglecting them before it’s too late

Nerve cells cause burning and tingling as they become compressed.

…And then they just go numb when they become damaged.

So if you are still feeling numbness and tingling, it means that your median nerve is still alive.

Why is this important?

“As nerve damage progresses, individuals with untreated Carpal Tunnel may experience a loss of sensation in the affected fingers and palm. This means that they may have difficulty feeling touch, pressure, and temperature changes in those areas which can be become permanent.”

So as long as your nerves are not dead, there’s a chance that you can reverse the damage and relieve the symptoms of carpal tunnel.

…And that is to decrease the median nerve in the wrist.

It’s safe to assume that if you can decompress the median nerve in the wrist which is causing the numbness, tingling and pain.

…You can alleviate the symptoms of carpal tunnel syndrome.

But how do you do it?

Traditional medicine would suggest that the way to decompress the nerve is to move around more.

However, moving is the last thing we want to do when we are in pain.

So… What’s the solution?

I asked the Doctor the same question.

And that’s the first time I heard these words:
Neuromuscular Massage Technology.