Anyone have any experience with carpal/tarsal tunnel syndrome?

I just answered a similar question in great detail over here: mahalo.com/answers/health/im-feeling-a-m... I fought it for about a decade. I tried babying my wrists, wearing braces, anti-inflammatory drugs, you name it. I went through several office chairs, mice and trackballs.

I finally vetoed all of my doctors that kept telling me "don't exercise, it will just make it worse" and firmly demanded that I be referred to a physical therapist. When my first doctor refuse, I fired him and got a new doctor, and finally got a referral to great physical therapist. 12 weeks later I was cured of excruciating pain, numb fingertips and hands that used to frequently drop things without my consent.

Check out the above link for suggestions on ergonomics, peripherals to buy and stretching exercises to try.

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