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Does infrared reduce inflammation in carpal tunnel syndrome?
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No: No, infrared is one of the wavelengths of visible light. It is not really a proven treatment for carpal Tunnel syndrome. It does not reduce inflammation in the carpal tunnel.
Answered 5/25/2017
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