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		<title>Why Musicians Seek Chiropractic Care For Relief Of Carpal Tunnel Pain</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Since I&#8217;d been a guitarist for many years, I was not amazed to findlearn that my technical skills were delicately honed by the time I became a Glendate Chiropractor. Needless to say, my hand coordination was well-developed!  I also became aware of the hand conditions that many musicians experience, like carpal tunnel syndrome. In fact, [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Since I&#8217;d been a guitarist for many years, I was not amazed  to findlearn that my technical skills were delicately honed by the time I  became a <a title="Glendale chiropractor" href="http://www.glendalechiropractor.net/">Glendate Chiropractor</a>.  Needless to say, my hand coordination was well-developed!  I also  became aware of the hand conditions that many musicians experience, like  carpal tunnel syndrome. In fact, I was not only known as a <a title="Glendale chiropractor" href="http://www.glendalechiropractor.net/">Glendale Chiropractor</a>,  but I became known as &#8220;the music doctor&#8221; by many musicians who&#8217;d heard  from other musicians that the chiropractic care I offered could &#8220;fix&#8221;  their hand problems. So many needless and ineffective carpal tunnel  surgeries were avoided through chiropractic treatment that at holiday  time, I not only got numerous &#8220;fruit baskets&#8221; from my happy patients,  but plenty of &#8220;fruitcakes&#8221; from overjoyed insurance companies who spent  far less each year in compensating for chiropractic treatment than they  did for surgical procedures!</p>
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To be clear, when it comes to pain relief, joint mobility, and general health and wellness, the chiropractic approach, though <em>much</em> <em>about</em> the spine, isn&#8217;t <em>all about</em> the spine. Repetitive activities make all joints of the body  susceptible to impaired function and range of motion limitations.  Musicians are like many other professionals whose work demands  repetitive action. And, many professionals, as well as musicians have  discovered chiropractic care to be an effective, natural, non-surgical  approach to treating Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.<br />
Why do so many  musicians, especially guitarists and pianists, experience carpal tunnel  challenges in particular? Well, the carpal tunnel is located within the  underside of the wrist! This &#8220;tunnel&#8221; or &#8220;passage&#8221; is the place through  which the Median nerve passes on its way to affect and animate the hands  and fingers. Nerve entrapment is often the result of the types of  repetitive movements performed by many musicians. Not surprisingly, such  nerve entrapment disorder is wide spread. The nerve is impinged between  other tissues when the size of the tendon enlarges due to irritation  and inflammation caused by overuse&#8230;long hours of practice, as well as  extended performance, are generally the culprits. Plus, such activities  can cause a misalignment of the carpal bones. Far too many musicians  experience pain, numbness, pins and needles, and tingling in their  fingers and hand(s), especially their thumb and adjacent two fingers.  Quite a few musicians routinely awaken from sleep with these symptoms.  And, the absolutely disastrous effects for musicians is that CTS can  make hands feel clumsy or weak, and fatigue easily with activity. If not  treated, over time, grasping small objects (like a guitar pick or the  bow of a bass) with the thumb and fingers can be extremely affected.  And, although the keen musician who has discovered the healing effects  of chiropractic care would not allow this to happen, CTS left untreated  can lead to complete disability of the hand.</p>
<p>It is highly  recommended that musicians, and anyone else suffering from repetitive  stress symptoms to try see a chiropractor who understands the symptoms  and the solution, like your <a title="Glendale chiropractor" href="http://www.glendalechiropractor.net/">Glendale chiropractor</a>.  You can ask him more about the drug-free, natural approach of  chiropractic care. Would you like to find out what chiropractic care can  do for you? Then call a chiropractor today!</div>
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		<title>What is the difference between tendonitis and carpal tunnel?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Our family physician just gave my husband splints and told him to take some aleve for his hand problems. His hands and fingers hurt, more so at night, and nothing seems to be helping. We are just trying to figure out what it could be before we see a specialist. What are the major differences [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Our family physician just gave my husband splints and told him to take some aleve for his hand problems.  His hands and fingers hurt, more so at night, and nothing seems to be helping.  We are just trying to figure out what it could be before we see a specialist.  What are the major differences between tendonitis and carpal tunnel?  Any info. would be helpful!!!<br />
<br />Tendonitis is the inflammation (thus usually the aching) of tendons.  Carpal tunnel is an anatomical structure on the distal anterior forearm.  If you mean carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS), then that is a syndrome whereby the tendons, nerves, and vessels that pass through the carpal tunnel at the wrist become impinged because of an increase in the size of the muscles that pass through them.</p>
<p>Most cases that I&#8217;ve seen are NOT true CTS cases.  They are misdiagnoses.  If this doesn&#8217;t work, take him to the chiropractor because the nerve may not be &quot;pinched&quot; in the carpal tunnel but actually in the neck.  Results can be phenominal if it&#8217;s not really CTS.</p>
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		<title>Can you really get carpal tunnel from texting?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[My main form of communication is text messaging (sad, I know) and I text an insane amount every day. I wanted to know if you could actually get carpal tunnel from texting? And what exactly happens to your hand when you get carpal tunnel? Some say yes, some say no. New findings from Virgin Mobile [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>My main form of communication is text messaging (sad, I know) and I text an insane amount every day.<br />
I wanted to know if you could actually get carpal tunnel from texting? And what exactly happens to your hand when you get carpal tunnel?<br />
<br />Some say yes, some say no.</p>
<p>New findings from Virgin Mobile reveal that:</p>
<p>• Latest figures from the MDA reveal that over 100 million text messages are sent every single day in the UK alone<br />
• 3.8 million British mobile phone users suffer from text-related injuries<br />
• 38% people suffer from sore wrists and thumbs from texting<br />
• Virgin Mobile link up with the British Chiropractic Association to help prevent Text Message Injury ( TMI )<br />
• Visit www.practisesafetext.com for further information</p>
<p>Sensible advice<br />
• If texting starts to hurt. Stop. Use the other hand or call instead<br />
• Vary the hand you use<br />
• Vary the digits you use<br />
• Don’t text for more than a few minutes without a break</p>
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