It could be: a physical exam by a professional is the only way to be sure. See your doctor to get examined and confirm. Hope this helps!
Answered 11/6/2014
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Nerve conductn tests: A nerve conduction test is an excellent objective way to define the presence of carpal tunnel as findings can be subtle.I agree w/Dr. Ott that a good exam will help alleviate your initial concerns as you are young to have carpal tunnel.Typically @ this point we see tendonitis that's irritating the nerve(or causing neuritis) Try Occupational/Hand therapy,splint at nite,better ergonomics,stretching.
Answered 9/23/2016
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