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A member asked:
Does cubital tunnel syndrome go away it's been 15 months from the first time i was told i had this & again yesterday doc said lets do 6weeks of pt. ?
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Depends: If you are having constant symptoms for over a year, it probably will not resolve. If your symptoms are intermittent, it may resolve.
Answered 2/14/2014
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