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Had carpal tunnel surgery on both handslast year , and now i have sharp pains up to elbow and tenderness , constantly. ?
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Carpal tunnel: Hi, the question is why did you have bilateral Carpal Tunnel syndrome? I believe you need a Nerve conduction study and also an MRI of ur cervical spine. consult with ur primary doctor for further evaluation,
Answered 11/27/2014
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