Carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) happens when the median nerve is compressed at the wrist. Early signs include night-time numbness, tingling in the thumb and first two fingers, and weakening grip. Risk rises with a smaller carpal tunnel, medical conditions (diabetes, hypothyroid, rheumatoid arthritis), pregnancy, obesity, and work that combines force, repetition, and vibration. Ordinary keyboard use alone carries weaker evidence of risk.
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Hypothyroidism High Cholesterol
Hypothyroidism often raises LDL cholesterol and cardiovascular risk. Causes include autoimmune disease and some cancer therapies. Treatment with levothyroxine usually lowers cholesterol, but persistent dyslipidemia may require statins and lifestyle changes.
Eyelashes
Eyelash shedding is normal, but sudden or large-scale lash loss can signal autoimmune disease, thyroid problems, lid inflammation, or trauma from cosmetics. This article covers causes, treatments, and safe false-lash practices.