Carpal tunnel syndrome is a very common condition affecting up to 7.8% of the working population. Symptoms include numbness to the thumb, index and middle finger as well as weakness and pain in the hand / wrist. Symptoms can also include pain radiating up to the shoulder and neck region. These symptoms usually worsen after strenuous or repetitive activity. They can also worsen with awkward hand positions such as driving a car, holding a phone, or while sleeping at night, which place increased pressure on the nerve. Certain conditions such as diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis and hypothyroidism also increase the amount of pressure within the carpal tunnel and subsequently increase the likelihood of developing carpal tunnel syndrome. Patients can also be genetically prone to developing this condition because they may be born with a smaller than usual tunnel which increases the risk of developing pressure on the nerve.

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2. Laser Endovenous Therapy (EVLT)

EVLT® is the first choice of physicians and patients when it comes to a minimally invasive alternative to painful surgery. The EVLT ® procedure is a simple and effective. With a success rate of up to 98% and minimal side effects, EVLT® is the new gold standard in varicose vein treatment.

The procedure takes about 45 minutes with local anesthetic and is done on an outpatient procedure basis. There is no risks form lazer treatment but afterwords some time you feel tightness in your legs.
What are Cardiac problems?
Cardiac problems refer to disorders, diseases or malfunctioning of the heart and its supporting blood delivery system (the veins and arteries - blood vessels).

The cardiac problems are categorized into:
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Electrical cardiac problems are a result of a defective electrical system which controls the heartbeat. This results in the heart beating significantly faster or abnormally slower. It also results in the heart beats becoming infrequent or unsteady. At times, serious irregular heartbeats (such as arrhythmia) are known to develop into severe heart problems, including cardiac arrest.

Circulatory cardiac problems are related to the blood circulation system of the body. In this type of cardiac disorder, the patient suffers from high blood pressure and coronary artery disease (obstruction in passageways in the heart). These are known to result in stroke, heart attack and even be fatal if left undiagnosed and untreated for long.

Structural cardiac disorders affect the structure of the heart, including birth defects, cardiac muscle issues or valve malfunctioning.

What are the types of Cardiac Treatments?
There are a large variety of cardiac treatments available today. These are mostly surgical procedures (conventional and minimally invasive) that are aimed at treating the cause of the heart problems.

These are some of the most commonly performed cardiac treatment procedures:
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