The Carpal Tunnel through
 which the median nerve and
 tendons of the flexor muscles pass

Muscles of the forearm

This painful disorder has little  
or nothing to do with the  
 Carpal Tunnel area  
 of the wrist.  

 Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is
 caused by the shortening of the
 flexor and extensor muscles
 of the forearm.

The repetitive hyper-extension of the
 wrist causes the flexor and extensor muscles
 of the forearm to shorten and become restricted, putting
 undue pressure on the Carpal Tunnel area of the wrist. This is
why the pain and discomfort associated with this disorder
 is felt in the tendons and nerves of the wrist.
 

Hyper-extension of the wrist
resulting from repetitious
movements, such as typing

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* This statement is not intended, nor shall it be taken, as medical advise. Clients are advised to
consult with a physician to determine their condition before seeking alternative treatment.