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Thread: Tony Iommi's fret fingers bared

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    Quote Originally Posted by redgibson
    It is odd that i stumbled on this thread today, my left hand is useless today after a long gig on a sore carpel tunnel / rsi ordeal. Having not physically lost anything certainly puts it in a different perspective! Has anyone else had RSI from guitar? I work as a programmer too so that adds to it. I really don't want surgery and I'd prefer some alternate method of correction/ releif. typing with one hand :-/ Again, a strange day to hit this thread. Radical mindshift...
    If you do have to have surgery, look up the "Brown CTS procedure".
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    Having had Carpal Tunnel relief surgery on both hands I can relate Red Gibson.
    I was to the point I could not lift a cup of coffee up. After surgery I had about 75-80% relief. One day I was at my Chiropractor, and mentioned it to him.
    He "adjusted" my wrists several times by pressing on the side and moving the two forearm and wrist bones. That, in effect, changed the eye shaped opening that the nerve bundle and tendons move through to a more rounded shape. WA-LA! All better ever since. So that is my advice, get thee to a bone cruncher.
    Edit: Also, give it some time for the inflamation to calm down too.

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