Persistent numbness in the hands often stems from nerve compression (e.g., carpal tunnel syndrome, thoracic outlet syndrome) due to poor posture, repetitive motions, or conditions like diabetes. A case study highlights how Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) correctly diagnosed thoracic outlet syndrome in a patient whose symptoms worsened with head movement—resolved through manual therapy and clavicle adjustment (90% improvement). ”Tech neck,” prolonged phone use, heavy bags and overhead arm movements exacerbate nerve compression. A simple self-test (raising arms with repeated hand movements) can indicate thoracic outlet syndrome. TCM combines acupuncture, herbal therapy and posture correction (chin tucks, wall pushes) for relief. Warm compresses improve…

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