Carpal tunnel syndrome is a condition where compression of the median nerve (travelling through the carpal tunnel) in the wrist causes pain, numbness, tingling, weakness and even muscle damage in the hands and fingers.

In an paper published in the Journal of the Associations of Physicians of India, researchers studied the response of carpal tunnel syndrome patients to serrapeptase.  The patients were given 10mg twice a day for 6 weeks.

65% of cases showed significant clinical improvement as measured by electrophysiological parameters.  4 of those cases did reoccur though when treatment stopped.

Read the paper here.