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Cubital tunnel syndrome
As computer work... I pressed & put continues hours of pressure on my ulnar nerve just left to funny bone and now I been have tingling & less sensitivity in Pinky& ring finger. I have couple neuropathy meds prescribed by orthopedic doctor.. can't see any improvement.. I need some suggestions before I book video consultation over here.
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If you are not getting relieved by medications then nerve decompression surgically is advised
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Only medications are not going to help.
You need activity modification as the nerve gets compressed more in flexed elbow.
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Do not keep your elbows flexed/bent for long.
Use night time extension splints.
Repost with details of treatment received so far or do a video consult for greater clarity.
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Dr. Amitabh Gupta
Neurosurgeon
26 yrs exp
Delhi
Maybe the problem is little different.
So reconsult.
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