Carpal tunnel syndrome treatment

Progesterone can be an effective carpal tunnel syndrome treatment due to its diuretic action. The reason for the symptomatic numbness of carpal tunnel syndrome is that the nerve which travels from the arm to the hand passes through a narrow bony tunnel in the wrist and if the surrounding cells are swollen with water (often worse in the morning) the nerve is pinched. Hormone imbalances induced by environmental poisons can be at the root of the problem.

Progesterone is an excellent natural diuretic, with none of the side effects of the synthetic forms. Maintaining adequate levels of progesterone is often an effective remedy.

All forms of estrogen should be avoided.

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