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Tendlite® Device speeds up the carpal tunnel treatment up to 60% by increasing your body's natural healing response. Tendlite® 's Treatment acts in 2 ways at once:
a. Pain, inflammation and stiffness reduction. It physiologically boosts the local metabolic rate, which speeds up the healing process in the area of your Carpal Tunnel Syndrome by aiding lymphatic drainage. Tendlite® regulates severe or chronic carpal tunnel swelling, easing swelling stimulating tissue healing, and decreasing edema and bruising.
b. Mending and regeneration of the tendon. Tendlite® helps the connective tissue of your tendon at the cellular level rebuild by encouraging the fibroblast cells to start the process of wound repair by producing new collagen -- important for wound repair, and also 86% of what tendons are made of. This is why fast collagen reproduction is vital to the health of the injured joint. It re-establishes flexibility, elasticity, and strength, and all you have to do is let Tendlite® activate your body's own healing process. Collagen reproduction can be sped up 60% by Tendlite®, a key element for your Carpal Tunnel Syndrome's total recovery. Massage – Gently massage your wrist for 1 minute after Tendlite®'s sessions.
Following this treatment step-by-step, you'll be able to consistently lessen your pain after 1 to 3 weeks. Normally, the tendon takes at least 6 weeks to recover. In certain critical carpal tunnel injuries, it will require up to a year. However, the fantastic news is: Carpal Tunnel Syndrome can be cured and we will show you how, without drugs or surgery! Many Carpal Tunnel Syndrome sufferers have already found the cure by following these easy, all-natural steps to health.
The 5 Steps Carpal Tunnel Treatment is split into two parts:
1.R.I.C.E. (Rest, Ice, Compression & Elevation) - Start your Carpal Tunnel Syndrome treatment using first aid for your wrist. You'll need to follow the well-recognized technique in sports medicine called R.I.C.E., which stands for REST, ICE, COMPRESSION and ELEVATION. The 4 steps of R.I.C.E. should all start immediately and are easy to follow!
a. REST
Rest is absolutely key for an injury like Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. Long periods of overuse are what caused your pain, and beneficial periods of rest are what will start your recovery process. Stop all of the action that was causing the trouble, and rest for at least 3 weeks. Alter your movements to lessen the strain on your wrist and take the time to comfortably rest it for this time. Without sufficient rest, you're at risk for unnatural repair or chronic inflammation of your tendon which will give you ongoing Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. Rest -- your carpal tunnel needs a vacation!
b. ICE
Ice is a natural anti-inflammatory. By placing a cold treatment, such as a cold pack or bag of ice on your wrist, it will get the swelling down and reduce the pain a little bit. Utilize ice immediately after you were injured or re-injured and continue using it for the first 2 days for 20-30 minutes at a time, no less than 3 times a day.
c. COMPRESSION
Simple compression of the wrist joint is used to cut back on the swelling generated by the inflammatory process. The best type of bandage to use is an elastic bandage, such as an ace bandage easily obtained at the drug store; plastic bandages may get too tight, compromising blood flow and leading to ischemia. The bandage should be snug, but you should still be comfortable and able to move your wrist slightly in order to ensure blood flow and muscle contraction.
d. ELEVATION
Elevation reduces swelling by helping blood return to the circulatory system. Aside with decreasing edema (swelling), the new, healthy circulation brought about by elevation even helps remove waste from the affected wrist. A comfortable, easy way to elevate is to rest you’re your affected wrist on a pillow during bedtime or while at rest. The goal here is to keep the wrist higher than the elbow.
This phase may be started as soon as a few days after the damage, or any time if the injury you're treating is already chronic. Since you've reduced the swelling with R.I.C.E., you're ready to cure the tendon.
2 . Tendlite THERAPY – Tendlite® LED Light Therapy Device
Tendlite® Device speeds up the carpal tunnel treatment up to 60% by increasing your body's natural healing response. Tendlite® 's Treatment acts in 2 ways at once:
a. Pain, inflammation and stiffness reduction. It physiologically boosts the local metabolic rate, which speeds up the healing process in the area of your Carpal Tunnel Syndrome by aiding lymphatic drainage.
Tendlite® regulates severe or chronic carpal tunnel swelling, easing swelling stimulating tissue healing, and decreasing edema and bruising.
b. Mending and regeneration of the tendon. Tendlite® helps the connective tissue of your tendon at the cellular level rebuild by encouraging the fibroblast cells to start the process of wound repair by producing new collagen -- important for wound repair, and also 86% of what tendons are made of. This is why fast collagen reproduction is vital to the health of the injured joint. It re-establishes flexibility, elasticity, and strength, and all you have to do is let Tendlite® activate your body's own healing process. Collagen reproduction can be sped up 60% by Tendlite®, a key element for your Carpal Tunnel Syndrome's total recovery.
Massage – Gently massage your wrist for 1 minute after Tendlite®'s sessions.
3. SUPPLEMENTS
Omega-3 is an essential unsaturated fatty acid that is very good for tissue health. By taking supplements, you can help to combat the Carpal Tunnel Syndrome from the inside out by reducing inflammatory markers from fat tissue, cutting down on the swelling in muscles and joints.
4. BRACE
Brace the wrist area to lessen strain on the affected tendon and to help to prevent provoking pain. The stabilizing brace is also a protective measure against further damage. Since Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is so common in this day and age, wrist braces that work quite well for it are easy to find, and easy to fit.
5. REHABILITATION & EVALUATION
REHABILITATION - Gradually apply light resistance to your wrist. Keep this a controlled movement and follow with a small stretch by extending your wrist (palm pointing outward, fingers toward the ceiling). Hold this gently for 30 seconds, stopping at pain. Rehabilitation is an important step to ensure the health of your tendon and carpal tunnel and keep your joint accustomed to movement. Keep up a daily rehab routine for 3 weeks.
EVALUATION - By now, you should have an idea of how your Carpal Tunnel is doing. Do you still feel pain after 3 weeks? If you do, that's okay -- you can rest and repeat steps 1-5 for another 3 weeks and see how you feel then. If your wrist does feel better and stronger, you can proceed with further rehabilitation while continuing to use Tendlite® daily.
Getting back to your routine with LIGHT EXERCISES It's time to return to your activity! By now, you'll be ready to return to your day-to-day life -- your tendon is strong enough to take that step. However, be careful not to fall into the same patterns that caused your Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. Avoid those repetitive patterns of overuse, always warm up your wrist before exercising. After exercise you should stretch out your forearm and do 1-2 minutes of Tendlite® therapy. This will ensure that the tendon is getting enough stimulation toward the production of collagen and complete recovery of elasticity. It also helps to prevent the formation of poor scar tissue. Be careful to avoid injury after your treatment, as scar tissue can cause chronic Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.
How Long Is Recovery From Carpal Tunnel Syndrome?
Recovery from Carpal Tunnel Syndrome usually takes weeks to months to disappear, based on the severity of your injury. Following the above treatment plan with care, however, will help to lessen your recovery time a much as possible.
Warning:
If your pain persists following this carpal tunnel treatment, you should visit your doctor for additional analysis of your condition.
You need to see your doctor if you encounter any of the following symptoms:
These could be signs of another problem that requires more urgent attention.