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Tendon Scars
I have scar tissue that is aggravating my "funny bone" nerve causing painand numbness. My doctor said surgery to move the nerve is the only way to
cure the situation. I fear that this might cause more problems when I get
older (I am only 24).
Are there other noninvasive ways to remove/reduce the scar tissue? Please Help it driving me crazy.
Big M on 2005-12-06
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Could you please give more specific symptoms where - what type of pain - throbbing /pulling/electric etc
new2town last decade
My sysmtoms come in several levels, listed here from best to worst:
1) very dull, warm pain on inside of elbow where the ulnar nerve passes along the elbow
2) dull, warm pain in elbow and along ulna side of arm
3) symptoms number two plus numbness on pinky side of hand up to pinky
Hope this helps anfd thanks
1) very dull, warm pain on inside of elbow where the ulnar nerve passes along the elbow
2) dull, warm pain in elbow and along ulna side of arm
3) symptoms number two plus numbness on pinky side of hand up to pinky
Hope this helps anfd thanks
Big M last decade
big m have you tried some different massage techniques such as cross fiber , deep tissue, cupping (chinese fire cups)or myofascial release? I am a certified massage therapist and I have use these on myself and clients to improve range of motion. doing surgery will only cause more scar tissue. but you would be able to feel it. hope this helps good luck
helpful hands last decade
Try Hypericum 200, 2 pills a day 3 days. Wait a week and report.
new2town last decade
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