De Quervain's Stenosing Tenosynovitis

[Guest guest]

I finally broke down and went to see a hand specialist after dealing with

this hurting wrist of mine for 5 month.

I should have known the answer before I went,,,surgery.

I am not willing to accept that even though the pain and the swelling is

above my pain tolerance. I used my scenar on it, iced it, used hot wax and ice

in

combination, magnets and every other trick I know. My doctor injected it with

something...a natural product,,no steroids. But this does not respond to

anything. Seems to me that there should be something I can do to cure this

without

surgery. I just don't know what

I have it in a splint.And to make matters really bad it is my right hand.

Can anyone offer some suggestions pertaining to this particular dilemma. It

has nothing to do with carpal tunnel

The diagnoses is De Quervain's Stenosing Tenosynovitis

And from what I learned from Google it is an inflammation and swelling of

the tendons in the dorsal compartment of the wrist. Right above the thumb. I

pasted an image below but am not sure if it will show on .

Thank you so very much

Love and Light

Christel

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the response Saul and Donna. I will give it a shot. Actually have

some DMSO but did not think it would work on inflamed and swollen tendons

Christel

[Guest guest]

Christel,

For a couple of years my husband suffered with severe tennis elbow, to the

point of not even being able to sleep well at night without pain. I got a

newsletter from Dr Kim about the cause of this. Stabilize the wrist was the

recommendation. He did purchase a wrist brace

and after a couple of months, no pain at all. This was about a yr ago and

still no problems

and he hasn't worn the brace in months.

I know this is not your problem but maybe you could contact him.

Here's his web address for contact.

_http://drbenkim.com/_ (http://drbenkim.com/)

Good luck,

Edith

In a message dated 11/27/2006 4:40:54 P.M. Central Standard Time,

Christelti@... writes:

I finally broke down and went to see a hand specialist after dealing with

this hurting wrist of mine for 5 month.

I should have known the answer before I went,,,surgery.

I am not willing to accept that even though the pain and the swelling is

above my pain tolerance. I used my scenar on it, iced it, used hot wax and

ice in

combination, magnets and every other trick I know. My doctor injected it

with

something...something...<WBR>a natural product,,no steroids. But this doe

anything. Seems to me that there should be something I can do to cure this

without

surgery. I just don't know what

I have it in a splint.And to make matters really bad it is my right hand.

Can anyone offer some suggestions pertaining to this particular dilemma. It

has nothing to do with carpal tunnel

The diagnoses is De Quervain's Stenosing Tenosynovitis

And from what I learned from Google it is an inflammation and swelling of

the tendons in the dorsal compartment of the wrist. Right above the thumb. I

pasted an image below but am not sure if it will show on .

Thank you so very much

Love and Light

Christel

[Guest guest]

Dear Christel,

There is a product my naturopath gave me a long time ago for tendons, called

Ligatend. It is worth a try.

Best of Health!

Dr. Saul Pressman

De Quervain's Stenosing Tenosynovitis

> I finally broke down and went to see a hand specialist after dealing with

> this hurting wrist of mine for 5 month.

> I should have known the answer before I went,,,surgery.

> I am not willing to accept that even though the pain and the swelling is

> above my pain tolerance. I used my scenar on it, iced it, used hot wax and

ice in

> combination, magnets and every other trick I know. My doctor injected it

with

> something...a natural product,,no steroids. But this does not respond to

> anything. Seems to me that there should be something I can do to cure this

without

> surgery. I just don't know what

> I have it in a splint.And to make matters really bad it is my right hand.

> Can anyone offer some suggestions pertaining to this particular dilemma.

It

> has nothing to do with carpal tunnel

> The diagnoses is De Quervain's Stenosing Tenosynovitis

> And from what I learned from Google it is an inflammation and swelling of

> the tendons in the dorsal compartment of the wrist. Right above the thumb.

I

> pasted an image below but am not sure if it will show on .

> Thank you so very much

> Love and Light

> Christel

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

DMSO, but it will make you stink.

ImmuCell

Serrapeptase

CMO

I would try one or all of these, in the order in which they are listed

and go from there. Some EFT might be in order. At any rate it is free

and if it doesn't work you haven't lost anything except some time.

Blessings

Donna

http://www.fountain-of-life-healing-school.com

Free E Book Download

http://www.excellentthings.com

Christelti@... wrote:

>

> I finally broke down and went to see a hand specialist after dealing with

> this hurting wrist of mine for 5 month.

>

[Guest guest]

Christel,

Look up Dr. Alan Pressman in NYC. (drpressman.com)

He deals with a lot of musculoskeletal issues and is a master at what he does.

Dennis

De Quervain's Stenosing Tenosynovitis

I finally broke down and went to see a hand specialist after dealing with

this hurting wrist of mine for 5 month.

I should have known the answer before I went,,,surgery.

I am not willing to accept that even though the pain and the swelling is

above my pain tolerance. I used my scenar on it, iced it, used hot wax and ice

in

combination, magnets and every other trick I know. My doctor injected it with

something...a natural product,,no steroids. But this does not respond to

anything. Seems to me that there should be something I can do to cure this

without

surgery. I just don't know what

I have it in a splint.And to make matters really bad it is my right hand.

Can anyone offer some suggestions pertaining to this particular dilemma. It

has nothing to do with carpal tunnel

The diagnoses is De Quervain's Stenosing Tenosynovitis

And from what I learned from Google it is an inflammation and swelling of

the tendons in the dorsal compartment of the wrist. Right above the thumb. I

pasted an image below but am not sure if it will show on .

Thank you so very much

Love and Light

Christel

[Guest guest]

Christel,

I had that diagnosis when I was young and stupid and believed in the

Allopathic medical system and of course, I was rewarded with a shot of steroid.

Ten years later I was in Massage school and learned that it is basically

inflamation of the tendon. You may try adding to what you have already tried,a

deep stripping of the forearm muscles. If you follow your tendon up your arm to

the belly of the muscle...and palpate deeply with your opposite thumb...you will

probably feels some very tender spots.I would try pressing deeply into them

until you feel them release. I'm speaking to the most muscular area just beneath

the bend of your elbow.drawing a line straight up from your thumb. There are

other causes for inflamation but often this kind of trigger point massage can

release the tendon...Sincerely,

Christelti@... wrote:

I finally broke down and went to see a hand specialist after dealing

with

this hurting wrist of mine for 5 month.

I should have known the answer before I went,,,surgery.

I am not willing to accept that even though the pain and the swelling is

above my pain tolerance. I used my scenar on it, iced it, used hot wax and ice

in

combination, magnets and every other trick I know. My doctor injected it with

something...a natural product,,no steroids. But this does not respond to

anything. Seems to me that there should be something I can do to cure this

without

surgery. I just don't know what

I have it in a splint.And to make matters really bad it is my right hand.

Can anyone offer some suggestions pertaining to this particular dilemma. It

has nothing to do with carpal tunnel

The diagnoses is De Quervain's Stenosing Tenosynovitis

And from what I learned from Google it is an inflammation and swelling of

the tendons in the dorsal compartment of the wrist. Right above the thumb. I

pasted an image below but am not sure if it will show on .

Thank you so very much

Love and Light

Christel

[Guest guest]

If you have a magnetic pulser, use that. People have reported

positive results using it, but you have to leave it on for 30 minutes

or so. Probably have to use it regularly, too. gail-

-- In oxyplus , Christelti@... wrote:

>

> I finally broke down and went to see a hand specialist after

dealing with

> this hurting wrist of mine for 5 month.

> I should have known the answer before I went,,,surgery.

> I am not willing to accept that even though the pain and the

swelling is

> above my pain tolerance. I used my scenar on it, iced it, used hot

wax and ice in

> combination, magnets and every other trick I know. My doctor

injected it with

> something...a natural product,,no steroids. But this does not

respond to

> anything. Seems to me that there should be something I can do to

cure this without

> surgery. I just don't know what

> I have it in a splint.And to make matters really bad it is my right

hand.

> Can anyone offer some suggestions pertaining to this particular

dilemma. It

> has nothing to do with carpal tunnel

> The diagnoses is De Quervain's Stenosing Tenosynovitis

> And from what I learned from Google it is an inflammation and

swelling of

> the tendons in the dorsal compartment of the wrist. Right above the

thumb. I

> pasted an image below but am not sure if it will show on .

> Thank you so very much

> Love and Light

> Christel

>

>

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