In addition to complications related to anesthesia, there could be occasional instances of excessive bleeding, infection, and nerve or tendon damage, persistent weakness or numbness. Most patients however can expect to undergo surgery without any complications. Results with surgery tend to be excellent. Most of the tingling and pain disappears within two weeks. Recurrence is not frequent, especially if the patient maintains good health habits and does his or her exercises regularly.
Most office workers return to work after two to three weeks.
If you do heavy work or use heavy equipment, it may take six to eight weeks. Your doctor will be able to advise you on your individual needs and requirements. The information presented is for your information only, and not a substitute for the medical advice of a qualified physician. Neither the author nor the publisher will be responsible for any harm or injury resulting from interpretations of the materials in this article. Or find a pediatric orthopedic surgeon in an area near you.