More likely: I'd say that it's more likely to calm down than the chronic version related to repetitive activity. Hopefully if it is related to one injury it will gradually improve as the inflammation in the nerve calms down. If it doesn't, I'd get an ncv study to further evaluate.
Answered 3/5/2015
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Likely: Depends on the magnitude of the injury and the state of the nerve prior to injury. Carpal tunnel syndrome is caused by swelling in the tunnel putting pressure on the nerve in the tunnel. If whatever is causing the swelling goes away, the symptoms do as well if the nerve is not very damaged.
Answered 3/12/2015
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