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DiscussionAnterior and posterior ankle impingement.
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Was diagnosed with PN 4 years BEFORE Type 2 diabetes diagnosis. The neurologist was very confused so I've been on Gabapentin for 22 years. I have it mostly in my feet and a little in my hands.
Then I developed carpal tunnel in both hands and, after putting up with the annoying and uncomfortable nerve twinges in my wrists, I got my awesome hand specialist do surgery on both Then he had to operate on the 3 trigger fingers at different times. Now he's following up on my fractured bone in my left wrist from a fall. If you need a great hand doc, he's your guy ... here in MIAMI!. Do the surgeries you need and live your life!
So sorry it has been so difficult to determine if it is spinal or carpal tunnel. At least you don't have a definitive diagnosis of carpal tunnel. I wish you had had a more definitive experience.
What was the goal of the surgery on your SIL's hands?