Name of Patient: Gladys
“…my condition…(was) a form of RSI (Repeated Stress Injury) due to my constant marking as a teacher, incorrect way of carrying baby and perpetuated by hormonal changes when pregnant and breastfeeding…”
Condition:
- Suffered intensive pain on the left wrist just weeks before delivery.
- Not able to hold a pen and write.
- Obstetrician thought the pain would go off after delivery.
- After the new-born arrived, no amount of tonics and post-natal massages would ease the pain.
- The pain persisted for 5 months.
Experience with Steps & Providence:
- In her first phone to the clinic, Gladys was advised by Joan that hers was a condition of Repeated Stress Injury (RSI), known as De Quervain’s Tenosynovitis, or “Mummy’s Thumb”.
- After a session of heat treatment, her condition improved.
- Within 3 weeks, she was able to write without any pain!
To find out how Gladys overcame the “Mummy’s Thumb”, click here!
