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"Early studies by the same investigator suggested that supplementation with 100 mg/day-200 mg/day of vitamin B6 for several months might improve CTS symptoms in individuals with low vitamin B6 status (112, 113)."
https://lpi.oregonstate.edu/mic/vitamins/vitamin-B6
The upper limit for b6 for a human over 19 years old is 100 milligrams per day
https://ods.od.nih.gov/factsheets/VitaminB6-HealthProfessional/
b6 is water soluble so it is best taken multiple times per day or in time released tablets but time released is vague if the duration is unspecified
@Tfmonkey
CTS = Carpal Tunnel Symptoms
Carpal tunnel causes symptoms in the thumb, index, middle and ring finger and is aggravated by bending or putting pressure on the wrist
Ulnar neuritis causes symptoms in the ring finger and pinky and is aggravated by bending or putting pressure on the elbow
Both can be aggravated by prolonged computer use if the computer is used in a certain manner that aggravates the ulnar or median nerve
If the radian nerve is effected it will effect the thumb