General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Flicking ulnar nerve	1-Apr-2005 At 12:09:31 PM	almontyrat
Message
I second the recomendation of Julain Saunders. He has recently relieved me of an Ulna Nerve impingement that was giving me grief when climbing. My problem was mainly caused by some bone growth and muscle stiffness in my neck but with lots of crunching and often very painful muscle manipulation, is now totally gone. Although your problem is obviously of quite different origin, Julian may well be able to offer you some advice on non surgical options. Good luck :-)

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