Symptoms of carpal tunnel syndrome usually progress gradually over weeks and months and, in some cases, years. The most common symptoms are pain, numbness, and tingling in the wrist, hand, and fingers (except the little finger, which is not affected by the median nerve). There may also be a sense of weakness and a tendency to drop things.
CTS can range from a minor inconvenience to a disabling condition, depending on its cause and persistence. Many cases of CTS are mild, and some resolve on their own. Treatment will be dependent on the severity of each individual case.
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