1. Carpal tunnel syndrome develops when there is pressure on the median nerve Switch hands Stop any activity that you think may be causing numbness or pain Change your body position or take a break Avoid bad posture Reduce speed and force of repetitive hand movements
2. Carpal tunnel syndrome develops when there is pressure on the median nerve Switch hands Stop any activity that you think may be causing numbness or pain Change your body position or take a break Avoid bad posture Reduce speed and force of repetitive hand movements
3. Carpal tunnel syndrome develops when there is pressure on the median nerve Switch hands Stop any activity that you think may be causing numbness or pain Change your body position or take a break Avoid bad posture Reduce speed and force of repetitive hand movements
4. Carpal tunnel syndrome develops when there is pressure on the median nerve Switch hands Stop any activity that you think may be causing numbness or pain Change your body position or take a break Avoid bad posture Reduce speed and force of repetitive hand movements
5. Carpal tunnel syndrome develops when there is pressure on the median nerve Switch hands Stop any activity that you think may be causing numbness or pain Change your body position or take a break Avoid bad posture Reduce speed and force of repetitive hand movements
6. Carpal tunnel syndrome develops when there is pressure on the median nerve Switch hands Stop any activity that you think may be causing numbness or pain Change your body position or take a break Avoid bad posture Reduce speed and force of repetitive hand movements

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