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How long does it take for radial tunnel syndrome to feel better?
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Generic answer: Let's assume successful surgical intervention with all compression removed, and no complications. If only the myelin covering impaired, should find regeneration in about 4 weeks. But if internal axon affected, recovery may take months, and if severe damage, axonal recovery pace about 0.1 mm daily, speed of fingernail growth.
Answered 3/22/2013
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??: Do you mean post op or in general unfortunately there is no pat answer for either if it is post op hopefully within a few weeks no surgery comes with a gurantee of outcome.
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Variable: Can ebb and flow. Goodnhand therapy can help in 4-6 weeks.
Answered 3/22/2013
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