[ConservativeMind]

Carpal tunnel syndrome may be an early indicator of future organ issues, which could be curbed with medicine.

It’s interesting to be able to leverage a problem to prevent a much worse one.

[ConservativeMind]

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[logi_cal869]

True story:

I developed CTS first in my right hand and later in my left, probably due to my keyboard use at the time (so I thought).

Over the ensuing 10 years, I completely reversed the CTS in both hands, later - oddly - developing CTS only in my left hand (no risk factors). This happened to coincide with other issues which developed after the virus.

I’ve since remedied all CTS, all by managing inflammation.

FWIW

[LadyDoc]

I have seen a lot of carpal tunnel syndrome, and often it gets better by simple things like a wrist splint or using a wrist lift to type.

However I have never seen heart amyloidosis.

So I question the article.

[mewzilla]

Interesting timing of this story.

Meanwhile, guess what else could increase your risk, from last year...

COVID-19 Infection and Vaccination and Its Relation to Amyloidosis: What Do We Know Currently?

Scroll way down for the part of vaccination. They buried the lede.

[GailA]

BS. had CP for 30 years now.