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I had my second carpel tunnel surgery not to long ago is it normal still have slight shaking in my fingers and wrist with numbness too?
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Recovery time: Full recovery from a successful carpal tunnel procedure may take 4 weeks to several months. Get some postop hand therapy and give it some time.
Answered 5/7/2016
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