Within a couple of weeks. A lot depends on how quickly you heal. in any case you will need to careful for about a month.
It can be.
"After spending long hours on the computer for work, I have developed Carpal Tunnel Syndrome"
When your doctor advises you to do so. It varies on how severe the carpal tunnel was/is, but I would say 1-3 months.
Individuals who perform repetitive wrist movements, either at work or play, are at risk of developing carpal tunnel syndrome.
It can, if work-related.
You can do anything you like from light to heavy work.
A carpal tunnel brace helps by support and straightening the wrist to avoid pressure on the nerve.
No considering that the carpal tunnel is in your hand.
The length can vary depending on the state you are in and the work comp laws of that state. It also has to be proved that work caused your case of carpal tunnel syndrome, which is a hotly debated topic because there are many causes other than work causes. Some carpal tunnel cases can be drawn out over several years, it just depends on the facts of the case.
carpal tunnel syndrome
Generally, yes. ************************************************************ Yes, if it is proven to be caused by your job. It also greatly depends on what the work comp laws in your state are concerning CTS.
The only way to make sure you do not get Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is to ensure you do not do repetitive tasks that may lead to the inflammation of the Median Nerve in the wrist. This is very difficult for a lot of people, particularly if your work involves repeytitive movements.