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Hi, I had that surgery 5 weeks ago today. They were just supposed to move the ulnar nerve but the nerve was so stretched out that they had to cut the muscles and then move the nerve. I wore a 1/2 cast for about 3 weeks and haven't worn anything since. I will admit I did not expect the pain that I had after the surgery.
Hello, I had ulnar nerve transposition surgery 2/26/08. Cubital Tunnel syndrome came about for me as a result of an inury in an automobile accident. Recovery for me was a little slow, but at the end of 3 months post op. I felt so much better. I would definitely have the surgery again, if needed! Range of motion is back.
May 15 I had my surgery - carpal tunnel syrgery and ulnar nerve surgery on the same arm. The surgery itself went fine, and restored feeling and coordination to all my fingers. But nine days later the pain level went through the roof. It felt like I had large ants walking on and biting my incisions HARD - I would literally jump when it started.
Posts: 1. 2nd surgery with ulnar nerve. I recently went through my second surgery with my ulnar nerve. The first surgery they did the transposition of the nerve, put me in a cast for 6 weeks. I was in terrible pain, it was unbelievable. That lasted for 10 months, just had second surgery the ulnar nerve was stuck from the first surgery.
I went back to my surgeon and I had to have another surgery on my right elbow on October 14, 2009. It was to move my ulnar nerve to keep it from getting pinched off. I woke up after the sugery and the surgeon told me he unkinked my ulnar nerve, scraped alot of scar tissue out, released it some more and moved it a little.
Hi, I had ulnar nerve transposition surgery on my left elbow 18 days ago. I am unable to straighten my arm fully yet - the most i can straighten it is to an angle of 20 degrees. When I have my arm resting on a desk when it is bent at 20 degrees and I lean back, I feel the nerve being pulled, in my shoulder, forearm and wrist, and afterwards I ...
Three weeks ago, after falling on broken glass, I underwent surgery to repair my severed ulnar nerve and flexor tendon at the site of my palm. Even three weeks after surgery, whilst the pain in my incision has subsided, particularly after having my stitches removed, I am experiencing tingling, pins and needles and pain in my little finger which ...
I had ulnar nerve transposition on October 27, 2009. I am a little over 3 weeks post op and am still in horrible pain.My surgeon told me that this was a difficult surgery, but I can't believe how long it is taking to heal. A little history. I had bilateral carpal tunnel surgery in late January.
Currently 5 weeks after now. I do wish the numbness would go, I had the op to avoid numbness not get it! It does hurt if I bite the finger which is an improvement. I can manage to do things like pressups without pain but you can feel the nerve isn't happy with it. The forearm does seem rather tight in the area around the nerve.
I have an appointment May 22 with my surgeon. Should I try to have him do another surgery and maybe move the nerve like he originally planned to do? I had an EMG in 2008 and somehow passed. I again had one in 2009 and failed miserably! he said the nerve is so severely damaged, he doesn't understand how I even passed the one in 2008.