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Old 02-06-2010, 12:14 PM #1
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I read somewhere that one of the reasons for CTS - is hormones imbalance which can occur during menopause which influence the all body.
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I broke my humerus in 2000, in 4 places, right near the wrist....(xc skiing down icy hill, back when I did stupid things). Anyway, I would not doubt that did NOT help matters. I did not need surgery or screws, I was lucky. I was by myself and had to ski out a mile by myself and drive myself to the ER. I just kept the wrist splinted very close to my body and nothing moved. Lord. I could not do those things these days!

Anyway, likely that break made matters worse, but it is still bad bilaterally.
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