Tendonitis pains in my wrists and arms since I was pregnant

by melanie h
(liverpool england)

Hi, i've been having pains in my wrists and arms now since i was pregnant with my baby, it started when i was around 28 wks, he's five months now and i sometimes cry with the pain, there are so many things i cant do.

I've been to my GP who sent me for X-rays and Blood test, my bloods came back normal and they said the joints around my wrists are dense and see-through, he suggested i had Tendonitis!

He's sending me for physio and said i might need injections. I told him my job is manual and am always using my hand am back off maternity soon and the thought of going back to work and being in pain terrifys me.

I am restricted as to what i can do with my baby.

Do you think this problem will become worse if i go back to work? and where do i stand if i decide not to go back?

Will i been entitled to any benifits?



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Joshua Answers:

Hi Melanie.

I'm pretty confident that the pain will likely get worse if you go back to work. It certainly won't get better, predictably.

Let me rephrase that. I'm ABSOLUTELY confident that if you don't do anything to successfully reverse your pain dynamic, it's not going to get better any time soon.

I'm also confident that Corticosteroid Injections won't do much good for you.

Probably you don't have classic Tendonitis, but it's safe to say you have some combination of the factors of Carpal Tunnel and Pregnancy Carpal Tunnel.

Hormones, water retention, nutritional deficiency, change in posture that affects the nerve down the arm, and then suddenly having to carry a heavy bowling ball with you everywhere you go.


As far as benefits, I have NO idea about that, and even less idea about how things work in England.


You're going to have to get to work on this if you want to decrease your pain levels.

I suggest you get my Reversing Wrist Tendonitis ebook. It has the bulk of what you need to know and do.

Also, TODAY, you need to go get your Vitamin D level checked. You may have to make your doctor order the test. Then get your levels up between 50-80 with Vitamin D3. As soon as possible.

Also, I highly suggest that you start supplementing with Magnesium for Tendonitis, including topical application with this product or something like it: Transdermal Magnesium Gel


More questions, more answers.




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Joshua Tucker, B.A., C.M.T.
The Tendonitis Expert
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