Quote Originally Posted by Salvein211
Thanks for the replies. The waxing seems very interesting, and one hell of a mess. So you just take bees wax and melt it, wait for it to cool a little (not to burn the crap out of your hands), then coat the hands? How long has he been doing this and does the pain ever stay away or does it just keep coming back? You'd have to have a station setup and everything if u'd do it twice daily haha. I'm willing to try it though. I guess if your just reusing the wax you wouldn't have to constantly buy more, so price wise it would be a good way to go? I could just imagine a guitar players hands with this condition... makes me shudder.

I had a carpal tunnel scan and it came back negative. I had blood work done recently to check other conditions but it all checks out fine. I will probably make an appt to see a doctor at a specialized clinic instead of going through my normal doctor.
My friend has a unit that sort of looks like a deep fat fryer , but the temps are set so low that you can stick your hand in the hot wax, different waxes might have lower melting points, and I think he washes his hands with real cold water first ,so that the first coat doesn't hurt so much. I'll bet you could get more info either at a health food store OR just Google it. Good luck
LLLou2 Reviewed by LLLou2 on . Do you think I'm elidgible for a MMLicense? I live in Washington state. I've been having hand problems for the last 2 years, and numorous doctor visits have done nothing. I've had xrays, carpal tunnel scan, multiple cortizone injections, 2nd opinion, but to no avail. The pain comes from the ring fingers of both hands, and manifests to the pinky and middle finger. It feels like they are bruised, and very tingly all the time, and with use it only gets worse. I use to ride dirtbikes, lift weights, and use a hammer to do my day job, but Rating: 5