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Unmasking Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: The Uncommon and Peculiar Syndromes

It all starts with a wrist sprain. When left unchecked, it gradually grows even more painful. And before you know it, you will need a hand specialist in Singapore to get this treated and to recover. One of the conditions you need to watch out for is Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS). This prevalent condition affects countless individuals, especially those engaging in repetitive hand movements or poor wrist posture. While most people associate CTS with tingling and numbness in the hands and fingers, several other common and unusual syndromes could indicate the presence of this condition. 

UNDERSTANDING THE SIGNS OF CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME

The Double Crush Syndrome

Double Crush Syndrome is a noteworthy phenomenon that often coexists with Carpal Tunnel Syndrome in Singapore. This syndrome occurs when compression or irritation of nerves occurs at multiple points along their pathway. For instance, if there's already pressure on the median nerve within the carpal tunnel, any additional pressure on the nerve further up the arm or neck can exacerbate CTS symptoms. Identifying the Double Crush Syndrome is crucial for comprehensive treatment planning.

Tinel's Sign

Named after the French neurologist Jules Tinel, Tinel's Sign is a unique indicator of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. When gently tapping or pressing on the median nerve in the wrist's carpal tunnel, patients with Carpal Tunnel Syndrome in Singapore experience tingling or electric-like sensations that radiate into the hand and fingers. A hand specialist can perform this test to help confirm the presence of CTS.

Fromageot's Sign

Fromageot's Sign is an intriguing but less-known clinical sign of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. It involves worsening CTS symptoms when the wrist is flexed or bent for a prolonged period. If you notice the hand discomfort increases while bending your wrist, consult a hand specialist in Singapore promptly.

Phalen's Maneuver

Phalen's Maneuver is a simple yet effective test for CTS diagnosis. By pressing the backs of your hands together and holding the wrist flexed for about a minute, you may experience a tingling sensation or numbness in the fingers. This sensation indicates potential median nerve compression in the carpal tunnel. This symptom suggests you have Carpal Tunnel Syndrome in Singapore and may need assistance.

Raynaud's Phenomenon

Raynaud's Phenomenon is a condition characterised by restricted blood flow to the fingers and toes. This condition can sometimes be associated with Carpal Tunnel Syndrome in Singapore. Individuals with CTS may experience worsening symptoms during episodes of Raynaud's, making it an essential clue for diagnosis.

The Bishop's Hand

This unique syndrome presents as a combination of CTS and Ulnar Tunnel Syndrome. The Bishop's Hand gets marked by weakness and tingling sensations in both the thumb and little finger, while the other fingers remain unaffected. This distinctive symptom of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome in Singapore pattern is a red flag for both conditions. Moreover, it requires immediate attention.

Nerve Conduction Studies

Though not a syndrome per se, nerve conduction studies are a vital diagnostic tool. Hand specialists in Singapore can confirm Carpal Tunnel Syndrome through this. This test measures the speed and efficiency of nerve signals, helping doctors identify the location and severity of nerve compression.

Wrapping Up!

Be it CTS or not. As soon as you feel wrist pain, seek treatment in Singapore as soon as possible. What do you do when you suspect any of these syndromes or experience unexplained hand discomfort? Consult a hand specialist immediately. Don't let the early signs of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome go unnoticed. Seek professional care from our skilled hand specialists in Singapore at Advanced Hand, Wrist & Nerve Centre. Take the first step towards a pain-free future by scheduling an appointment with us today! Your hands deserve the best care possible.

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