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Originally Posted by nide44
Jarrett,
At what age was your CTS surgery done?
Did you have a Dx'd case of PN at the time?
I'm trying to take as many factors into consideration as possible
at the age of 64 & PN, for 12 yrs.
I'm a locksmith & both fine motor skills (picking & rebuilding with small parts), as well as heavy duty (drilling 2 1/2 " holes thru 1/4" solid steel comm'l doors) are needed. I could 'vacation' for 2, maybe 3 weeks- but that's about it.
I'd have to be back at, at least, 60-75% after that.
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Let's see, I'm 47 now...it'll be two years this Oct since the first surgery...so I was 45. Math is not my strong suit, can ya tell?
My PN was DX at the same time I had the nerve conduction study done for the CT. The Neuro did a study on my feet as long as I was already there. That was the second time I'd had a nerve conduction study for CT done. The first one was long before any PN symptoms. The PN symptoms came on a couple of years or so before the CT surgery.