Preventing Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

If you work at a computer all day or you have a job that requires you to make repetitive motions with your hands, you might be at risk for developing carpal tunnel syndrome. It’s important to take care of your hands and wrists and do what you can to make sure you’re decreasing your risk of getting carpal tunnel syndrome. Dr. Gina Beech at Bethesda Back Center in Bethesda, MD, can suggest some tips that will help you prevent carpal tunnel syndrome from occurring.

How to Prevent Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Preventing carpal tunnel syndrome can be easy and can be done through some adjustments to your daily life. Your routine should include methods that help reduce the amount of stress that is placed on your wrists and hands throughout the day. Your chiropractor in Bethesda, MD, can suggest some lifestyle changes to help you prevent carpal tunnel syndrome.

You should try to minimize the number of repetitive hand movements that you do in a day. You can also alternate between activities so that you aren’t putting strain on your hands and wrists for extended periods throughout the day. If you work in an office, you should be sure that your chair is adjusted so that you can keep your forearms level with your desk and you’re reducing the amount of stress and pressure placed on your wrists.

If you are holding objects throughout the day, be sure to take breaks or make adjustments to how you may be holding something. Also, try to keep your wrists straight or in a neutral position throughout the day. You can also wear a splint at night if you find that your wrists are usually in different positions and stress is being placed on them.

Contact Your Chiropractor Today!

It’s time to make some adjustments to your daily life so that you can avoid dealing with carpal tunnel syndrome. Contact Dr. Gina Beech at Bethesda Back Center in Bethesda, MD, to learn more about preventing carpal tunnel syndrome. Call for more information today at (301) 897-8500.

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  • "This was written on a yelp review of Dr. Beech. "This review of Dr. Gina Beech comes very easy to write. She is ot just a talented chiropractor, but she is also caring and generous with her patients. Her practice is pleasantly informal. It is a community. Everyone is friendly and dedicated to helping patients.
    I am a veterinary chiropractor and Dr. Beech's approach to patient care is similar to mine. I appreciate her combination of modalities: e-stim, ultrasound, and osseous adjustments. When needed, she will also recommend nutraceuticals such as Standard Process supplements.
    My work is often very physical and Dr. Beech keeps me running well. I am now seeing her almost weekly for my tune-ups. I find her care necessary and invaluable. I always feel great after treatment."
    Leanne L.
  • "Dr. Beech runs a great practice. She and her staff are accommodating and personable, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere for patients. I've had a wonderful experience going here. Dr. Beech provides excellent, effective treatment and I feel like I am in good hands when undergoing therapy for my neck/upper back injury. Moreover, there is little to no waiting time to go in to see the doctor when coming in to the office for an appointment, which is nice. Most importantly, I know I am receiving the right care and course of treatment needed to heal. I highly recommend Bethesda Back Center."
    Sue B.
  • "I have been going to Dr. Beech for about eight years. When you enter her office, you are treated as if you are a friend entering her home. The atmosphere is friendly and laid back. Sometimes she personally answers phone call and e-mails. I have never experienced that with any other doctor. She spends as much time as she considers necessary with her patients. unlike many doctors who seem to be in a rush to see their next patient."
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