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| - The absolute best in the West!! Let me start by saying that before I came to the Fitzmaurice Hand Institute I had been seen by Arizona Pain Management Center, The CORE Institute, and the VA (Department of Veterans Affairs) for my hands. Physicians from all three clinics gave me the usual tests and told me I had a severe case of Carpal Tunnel +, and that my hands were in pretty bad shape. Additionally, all 3 had different courses of actions planned all leading to surgery; however, all 3 had different procedures on how they planned to do their surgery and I didn't feel comfortable with any of them. The steroid shots they injected in my hands never lasted more than a few days to a week and my pain was getting worse. Instead of letting my Primary Care Physician give me a another referral to another hand specialist I decided to do my own homework. After spending literally hours online I came across the Fitzmaurice Hand Institute. After even more intense research on the Fitzmaurice Hand Institute I made an appointment. After meeting Dr. Fitz and his staff, I knew beyond any doubt that he was the one. This is no BS, I first met Dr. Fitz on 9 March 2015, it is now 30 March 2015, and Dr. Fitz has already done "his procedure" on both of my hands (about 2 weeks apart), and I can honestly say that the procedures were flawless, almost painless, and today I have no issues with pain, numbness, or the use of my hands and arms. Further, Dr. Fitz has recommended I take his NeuroGen, Nerve Support Supplements, which I feel not only definitely works, but coming from a background of taking vitamins and supplements all my life, I know they are working for me and not just on my hands either! Bottom line- I believe in Dr. Fitz so much that I now have my mother going to see him, and that is not something I take lightly. Here's a little background on me, maybe you can get a feeling of just how much I used my hands and just how bad they were. I'm a 55 year old male who spent the first 25 years of my life (grade school, high school, and college+) either on the football field, wrestling mat, in a gym powerlifting, or doing some heavy labor type of work. After graduating college I decided to join the US Army where I spent the last 30 years on active duty as a Paratrooper and then in Special Operations. After over 300 airborne jumps, 8 combat tours, 55+ months in combat, a GSW and 2 IED blasts, I retired. Needless to say, my body, especially my hands, were literally trashed. Daily my hands and arms would just ache and burn, and at times I would lose feelings in my thumbs, then my fingers, and often times my complete hands and arms would go numb and it felt like pins and needles were being jabbed in them. It got to the point that my hands would wake me up in the middle of the night, they would also go numb while I was eating, and it got so bad that I could no longer hold a spoon or fork, they would just fall out of my hand. I could only hold my cell phone to my ear for a minute or 2 before my entire arm and hand would go numb and then I would have to switch hands only to change hands again and again. When I was driving I would have to change hands on the wheel because I could feel my hand starting to go numb just holding the steering wheel. I could go on and on, but I think you get the gist of it. In closing and in my opinion, Dr. Fitz is the epitome of what we look for not only in a physician, but what you expect from a specialist. His team, to include the surgery staff, is nothing less than total professionals that are knowledgeable, confident and caring. Seriously, do not waste your time, energy and money going anywhere else.
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