To put it in the simplest terms, the only true way to Arctic Blast Review resolve chronic pain is to identify what tissue is in distress and creating the pain signal. The pain signal is an attempt by the body to identify that the tissue is in distress and that an intervention is necessary to resolve the distress of the tissue. The intervention must be designed to resolve the distress of the tissue and not to address pain as a separate entity. Once the distress of the tissue is resolved, the symptom is eliminated.xamples of this premise can be seen in every day examples. You treat pain from a kidney stone by passing the kidney stone not treating the pain. You treat stomach pain from eating bad fish by eliminating the fish not by treating the pain. You treat pain from a cut by treating the cut not treating the pain. Pain at the neck, back peripheral joint or extremity should be treated the same. If the tissue creating the pain signal is muscle, resolve the distress of the muscle through strength training. If the cause of the pain is a fractured bone or torn ligament then surgery is the only method of treating the distressed tissue and resolving the symptom.

Let's all finally come to this understanding of how to address chronic pain as medical professionals and as lay people. This is the only way that a unified method of treating pain will be created so people can have their pain resolved in the shortest most effective manner. This is not to say that those promoting alternative methods of addressing pain are not good, well meaning people, it is simply that they are focusing on addressing pain and not the cause of it.Many patients have been told by their physicians they have Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS) or come across the term in the lay press and are somewhat confused about exactly what CTS is.

Put simply it is a compression of the median nerve; the nerve that runs along the palm side of the wrist. This is a relatively large nerve and supplies sensation to the thumb, the index finger, and the long finger. There is a ligament in the wrist under which the median nerve runs and in many cases and for many different reasons the ligament can exert pressure on the nerve causing numbness and tingling in the fingers that are supplied by the median nerve. Many times the numbness and tingling is most severe in the evening or after the patient retires to bed. She (it is more common in women than men) is awakened by the pain and numbness in the fingers and needs to shake her hand to relieve the numbness. Some patients put their hand behind their head or elevate the hand to relieve the numbness.

Your physician can usually make the diagnosis of CTS simply by taking a careful history and can diagnose the syndrome by several simple tests that can be performed on the hand. In some cases the diagnosis it is not clear or there are complicating circumstances necessitating a laboratory test to confirm or deny the presence of CTS. This laboratory test is called an EMG and nerve conduction study and is usually carried out by a neurologist or a physician trained in physical medicine. This test is somewhat uncomfortable and relatively expensive but will give very valuable information not only as to the presence or absence of CTS but also as to the degree or severity of the condition. It will allow your physician to decide what sort of treatment would be the best and how successful that treatment should be.
 

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