I have heard that it is very easy to get carpal tunnel again after you've had surgery for it once. This is especially so if you continue to do repetitive motion work. You may or may not be able to have the workers comp insurance company from before pay for doctors bills. This depends on how you settled your original claim. If it was setteled as an open ended claim you may still be able to collect. I am not sure if there is a time cap on that. But if this is a new injury after you were declared as fully healed after your last surgery you will need to obtain workers comp again through your new employer or if its the same employer file a new claim. (they may not have the same insurance company still). Please note I am not a lawyer and this is just from what I have read and understand to be true since my husband has received carpal tunnel surgery and is involved in a workers comp suit.
it either means that your arm has fallen asleep or it could be the beginings of carpol tunnel sydrome. if you spend a lot of time typing or playing video games this is more likly.
Hi. I am not sure this could help but I hope it'll do, but the Carpal Tunnel Release will cost you at around $1500. http://www.surgerycosts.net/price.php?medical=carpal-tunnel-release Thanks.
Sheesh! It's the "how much wood would a woodchuck..." again. 1. See the answer to the woodchuck question. 2. Read on. How many tunnels could tono tunnel if a tono could tunnel tunnels. Obvious, yeah? If a tono could tunnel tunnels, then a tono would tunnel as many tunnels as a tono can tunnel. Perhaps tunefully, turbulently, turgidly, temperately, tenaciously, terribly, tempestuously, trepidaciously or terpicatively. Who knows.
probably not? the roof of the cave or tunnel might collapse and you will be buried alive. or some huge debris will fall on your head. but then again, anything is possible. and depends on how close the cave or tunnel is to the bomb.
you could huddle in a tunnel to shelder you from a thunder shower
Jerry swam through the tunnel so he could be like one of the boys he saw stripping
There are many things that could keep your from getting the surgery, so your best bet is to call your doctor and talk to him about if you could or could not have the surgery.
She said she could do surf photography, but when she said that, she was groggy and dazed because she had just got out of surgery and was heavily medicated. When her mind was clear again, the first thing she said was "When can I surf again?"
Just think of all the disasters which could befall you in the channel tunnel. What if the tunnel falls apart? What if it explodes? Anything is possible.
no, he hurt his knees too bad and he got knee surgery. He could skate but risk injurying his knees again
This would be a wonderful side-effect of dental surgery; if you couldn't play an instrument before surgery.......then, after surgery you COULD!!
He didn't get surgery. He developed vocal paralysis at 12 or 13 years old; one of his vocal cords wasn't moving. His throat doctor said that he may need surgery but since it was very risky(and there was a possibility that he could never sing again), David decided to NOT get surgery. He rested his voice for about a year and focused on school.