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Ulnar Tunnel SyndromeUlnar Tunnel Syndrome is the name of a condition related to the ulnar nerve which brings feeling to the outer part of the forearm and to the ring and little fingers. If you feel numbness or tingling in these areas, chances are you have a problem with your ulnar nerve. Cubital Tunnel Syndrome is another name for this distressing condition. The ulnar nerve is designed to slide through a notch between two bones at the end of the humerus bone of the upper arm - the olecranon (the tip of the elbow) and the medial epicondyle. The space between these two bony points is the ulnar tunnel. Understanding the anatomy of the ulnar tunnel at the elbow can help determine many of the solutions that will help a sufferer overcome this disorder. Poor posture and bad ergonomics can significantly contribute to the formation of problems with the ulnar nerve. Any stress along the entire pathway of the ulnar nerve can be instrumental in the development of symptoms so reducing sources of stress that exacerbate symptoms can be especially helpful in any recovery program. The most important aspect of any recovery program will be appropriate self care . When you have a clear plan to encourage healing and avoid stress to the injured area, then real recovery can begin. Do you need help getting back to normal? I can help. I have designed a self care program that will walk you, step by step, through a safe and effective recovery. The program is guaranteed to help you or your money back. Click below to learn more: Ulnar Tunnel Syndrome Self Care Program Please return to the
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