Submitted November 12, 2009
Managing Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is the name given when nerves in the wrist are compressed by bones, fluid and/or tendons. The carpal tunnel is a relatively small space that allows passage of nerves, multiple bones and tendons, blood and lymphatic vessels from the arm into then hand. Compression of the nerve is fairly common and can be caused by many factors.