Carpal Tunnel
The carpal tunnel is the confined space surrounding the median nerve in your wrist which tendons also pass through.

Carpal tunnel syndrome occurs when pressure is exerted on the median nerve which interferes with the nerve impulses and can cause numbness, pain and swelling in the hand due to the compression of the nerve in this limited space.

The compression of the median nerve is what causes the symptoms of carpal tunnel syndrome to appear in the first instance however it is not known exactly why it happens.

There are many causes of carpal tunnel syndrome, including pregnancy and rheumatoid arthritis, but sometimes the repetitive activities performed in a working environment can also be deemed responsible for the condition.

If your employed work involves repetitive activities and you suffer from the symptoms of carpal tunnel syndrome or have been diagnosed with the condition, you should be aware of your right to claim compensation to recover any incurred financial losses.

In order to facilitate any claim for compensation, Easily Claim has established relationships in every country of the UK to enable us to make the appropriate introductions to the most suitable solicitor for your case.

Should you wish to speak directly with a member of our team, skype easilyclaim.

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