How do I train to do a one armpullup not one hand arm?

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How to regain hand-grip strength after carpal tunnel syndrome?

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carpal tunnel syndrome is painful..... please lea rn aabout it, and avoid abnormal chat online
I had carpal tunnel surgery on both of my hands. Get a stress ball or play dough and just kneed it, also it will take time.  (+ info)

Can Carpal Tunnel Syndrome make your whole arm hurt and have upper arm muscle spasms?

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My arm has gotten so bad that i can't hardly use it for anything.Due to the pain.
No. Carpal Tunnel only affects the carpals and metacarpals in the wrist and hand.

Chances are that the pain originates higher up, perhaps in your spinal column. You may have a herniated disk or some other problem caused by compression of the spine that is causing nerve compression and/or damage. You should see a neurological specialist for proper diagnosis.

If it does turn out to be spinal problems, your options may include surgery, pain management and physical therapy, or chiropractic treatment. Surgery can have unwanted side effects that only complicate matters, but some swear by it. Pain management and physical therapy can help reduce inflammation and pain, although if the compression continues the nerves may eventually die (which will end or lessen the pain, but also the strength in that arm). Chiropractors can be hit and miss, but some people find them very helpful. I personally give full credit to my chiropractor for completely getting rid of pain similar to that which you are experiencing without having to have surgery.

Good luck.  (+ info)

is Jumping Frenchman of Maine Disorder and Alien Hand Syndrome infectious diseases?

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I need to know if Jumping Frenchman of Maine Disorder and Alien Hand Syndrome are in fact infectious diseases? Thanks for the help!!
No, these are neurological. Both are do to some kind of injury to the brain or a preexisting problem.  (+ info)

Can an amputated body part - hand, arm, etc - still twitch?

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Do muscles need the electric impulse from the brain or do they twitch independently after removal?
They do not twitch independently, but if you applied some sort of electrical stimulus to it, they would twitch.  (+ info)

For how much money would you break your own hand/arm ?

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Or let someone to help you with that. Come on, what is your price ?
I hate pain!!!!I have lived 54 years and have repeatedly broken my foot. Believe me I wouldn't do it on purpose for any amount.  (+ info)

What are the long term effects of hand foot syndrome from taking xeloda?

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www.medicinenet.com will give you all the infomation on Xeloda. Do you have Guillian-Barre syndrome? Or cancer. because this drug is for either. Let me know and I could answer better.  (+ info)

is leg hand arm cramp normal in early pregnancy?

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I was having leg, hand and arm cramp through out days....today i did pregnancy test....and it came positive....is these cramp normal in early pregnancy?
No. If you are very early in your pregnancy, it wouldn't cause any pressure on your joints, or circulation. It is probably due to you sleeping wrong, or something else.  (+ info)

How can I tell if my hand tingling & pain is from thorasic outlet or carpel tunell syndrome.?

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Have hand pain, tingling, lack of feeling in hands for several years
Have rested my hands, done les activity, no perminent solution
One doctor said I have thoracic outlet syndrome
Another doctor said I have carpel tunnel syndrome
they both want to do surgery
I don't know what to do to get the use of my hands back. I used to play tennis now I can't, I even have trouble writing now.
There's some kind of test in which a doctor can give you mild shocks and stick a needle in at certain points on your arm, for instance, and he can read the electric waves from the nerves in the that area. He can tell if it's coming from the neck, back or if it's carpal tunnel. I've had it done and it sounds a lot worse than it is--and I'm a big baby with stuff like this. I wish I knew the name.  (+ info)

Does anyone know what could cause numbness in the hand/arm each morning?

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Each morning I wake up, my right hand/arm is numb. It usually takes about 15 minutes for the numbness to go away. It is beginning to freak me out!!!!!
There are several possibilities : carpal tunnel syndrome, sleeping on your arm, or neck problems. Make sure you sleep on your back that's the first and foremost thing you should do.

See your medical doctor and get an evaluation.  (+ info)

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