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Please help, elbow problem? |
I got an MRI and i went to doctors I think you should seek a second or even a third opinion from I"m sorry I can't help but don't let your Dr off that easy !!! sure your Dr can tell you what you have but kindly ask him to do something for it ... if he doesn't get a second opinion, maybe try acupuncture sounds like this would work for you Try wrapping it with an a.c.e bandage for support. Do what you can to not irritate it. It might need a while to heal. You may still be having some tingling etc when you tap it because the ulnar nerve (the nerve that goes through the cubital tunnel) may still be fixing itself. There is a membrane that goes over the tunnel that the nerve runs through that forms a sort of roof on the tunnel. That may have ruptured which may let the nerve pop out. If it isn't painful I wouldn't worry about it too much. If it really concerns you, you should probably go to another doctor to have a second or third opinion done. Not sure if there is much tha can be done for it. |
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