People with recurring pain and injuries stand to benefit from this highly effective and hands-on therapy regimen.
(prHWY.com) October 18, 2012 - Vancouver, Canada -- Vancouver, British Columbia (September 24, 2012) - SportsGroup, a leading Vancouver chiropractor practice, is offering myofascial release therapy (MRT) services for people suffering from carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS). People with recurring pain and injuries stand to benefit from this highly effective and hands-on therapy regimen.
According to Benjamin Sucher, Medical Director at the Center for Carpal Tunnel Studies in Arizona, MRT is immensely effective for addressing mild to moderate cases of CTS. Sucher states that after undergoing treatment with MRT, 70 percent of people with the condition experienced a degree of improvement and a reduction in their symptoms.
CTS is caused by the overuse of the wrist. Repetitive stress on the wrist area creates adhesions on the flexor carpal ligament at the base of the hand. It also leads to coagulation from irritated tendons or other swellings, which decreases the diameter of the carpal tunnel and causes the median nerve to be pinched.
People who may be prone to CTS include assembly line employees, cashiers, and individuals who use a computer mouse constantly. People who engage in sports such as cycling, where the wrist provides support for the rider, and people who perform repetitive motions at work over long periods of time, can also suffer from this condition.
MRT is a cutting-edge, movement-based massage technique designed to treat muscle, tendon, ligaments, and nerve conditions. The process is geared to remove adhesions or scar tissues, restore the health of the flexor carpal ligament, and relieve the pressure on the median nerve in the carpal tunnel.
Aside from MRT procedures for carpal tunnel patients, SportsGroup also offers chiropractic treatments for people with neck, lower back, arm, and shoulder pains as well as for victims of vehicular accidents. For more information on these experienced Vancouver chiropractic practitioners, visit
www.SportsGroup.ca today.
About SportsGroup
SportsGroup's Health Center offers natural relief methods for a host of conditions such as back pain, headaches, and disc disorders, among others. SportsGroup treats medical conditions in newborns, infants, teenagers, and adults. The practice is led by Dr. Reza Khamneipur.
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